Wallace enters 1976 race for Democratic nomination in Alabama
Governor George C. Wallace formally announced his bid for the Democratic presidential nomination. He framed the race as a choice for the middle class and vowed to run in most primaries, skipping New Hampshire’s first primary. He criticized the party’s liberal wing and denounced the United Nations vote on Zionism, insisting he would be the leading candidate supported by voters in the “trust the people” campaign.
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Montgomery, Ala
UPI
George C. Wallace
People’s Choice
United States
Wallace
The
Trust the People
New Hampshire
Alabama
United Nations
National Democratic Party
Hospital uses unique United Way fund raising method
Becher- Curry Company and First National Bank and Trust join Behlen Hospital as 100 percent participants in the United Way drive ending November 22. Each department completes a puzzle by returning pledge cards. Behlen Hospital employs 197 staff with an average $7 donation to reach full participation as the drive surpasses $29,000.
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United Way
Curry Company
First National Bank and Trust
Hospital
U.N. Resolution Triggers U.S. Backlash and Policy Talks
President Ford and White House aides condemn the U.N. Zionism as racism ruling while urging continued U.S. participation in world affairs. The Senate seeks to curb U.S. funding, and a massive Times Square rally protests the action, with leaders condemning anti Semitism.
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United Press International
Ford
United Nations
United States
Henry U.N
U.S
U.N
State Department
Robert Funseth
White House
Greener
Egypt
Senate
Foreign Affairs Committees
Expect ruling soon on Terry Carpenter challenge in Nebraska
A State Justice Department spokesman said a federal court ruling is expected soon in a suit filed for former State Senator Terry Carpenter of Scottsbluff challenging his loss in a write in campaign to regain his legislative seat.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
State Justice Department
Terry Carpenter
Scottsbluff
Kenny Jenkins Named Recipient of American Farmer Degree
Kenny Jenkins of St. Edward has been chosen for the National FFA American Farmer Degree after Nebraska FFA nomination and approval by the National FFA Board in Alexandria Virginia. Jenkins is farming northeast of St. Edward and earns this honor among about one in 700 of the national FFA membership.
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St. Edward
National
FFA Organization
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Nebraska Ffa Association
National Ffa Board of Directors
Alexandria
FFA
Ray Becker
Jerry Brown
FFA Association
Hearst lawyers push to reassess mental state in trial
Lawyers for 21 year old newspaper heiress Patricia Hearst seek a new ruling on her mental condition as federal judge Carter schedules a November 20 hearing. Hearst faces bank robbery charges with a December 15 trial date under the Speedy Trial Act.
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San Francisco
UPI
Oliver Mene
Carter
al Johnson
Lee Bailey
U.S. Court of Appeals
Miss Hearst
Symbionese Liberation Army
SLA
Johnson
Los Angeles
William and
Emily Harris
Immunity Granted to Gulf Ex Employees in Campaign Fund Probe
Two ex Gulf Oil workers Myers and Viglia receive immunity to testify on alleged illegal campaign contributions to U.S. lawmakers. Myers described delivering sealed envelopes with cash to at least 15 Congress members from 1960 to 1972. Viglia, former comptroller of Bahamas Exploration Co. Ltd., tied to Gulf funds laundered through the Bahamas for political payments. IRS probes Gulf. SEC suit links Bahamas disbursements to U.S. political spending. The Watergate special prosecutor and SEC pursue Gulf campaign activity with a 1972 Nixon contributions conviction already on record.
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UPI
Gulf Oil
Congress
Viglia
Bahamas Exploration Co. Ltd
Gulf
Bahamas
Securities and Exchange Commission
United States
SEC
Watergate Special Prosecutor
Special
Richard M. Nixon
Nebraska Wind Gusts Dampen Morning then Set to Ease
Strong northwesterly winds swept central and eastern Nebraska with midday speeds 25 to 35 mph and gusts 40 to 50 mph, near 60 mph in the east. Temperatures ranged from mid 30s at midday to highs in the 40s, with teens in western areas tonight and a warming trend by Thursday. Snow flurries persisted in eastern sections as skies cleared across the Panhandle.
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United Press International
Lincoln
North Platte
Sidney
Omaha
Nebraska Panhandle
South Dakota
New York plan under federal scrutiny to avert default
Federal Reserve Chairman Arthur Burns noted that New York officials have a plan to avoid default and said the Fed is studying it. The plan involves possible federal intervention, with actions discussed at a Tuesday meeting in Treasury Secretary Simon’s office and comments from Rohatyn and Volcker.
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United Press International
New York
Federal Reserve
Arthur F. Burns
Treasury
William E. Simon
Burns
Ing
Rohatyn
Simon
Paul A. Volcker
New York Federal Reserve Bank
New York Economic Club
Volcker
Federal Reserve Bank
Fed
Fromme Told Shopper I Hate Ford Hours Before Ford Attack
Witnesses testified Lynette Fromme told a shopper she hated Ford on Sept. 4, a day before she aimed a .45 at President Ford. Fromme, 27, was escorted by a marshal into the federal building after refusing to leave her county jail cell and declined to participate in the trial via closed circuit TV.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Lynette Fromme
Ford
State Capitol
Miss Fromme
U.S
Charles Manson
Louie
Exon Delays Signing On Regional Commission Plan
Lincoln Nebraska UPI reports Governor Exon will not sign before Tuesday at the earliest as he travels to Boston to meet federal officials about the future of the Old West Regional Commissions serving five western states North Dakota South Dakota Montana Wyoming.
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Lincoln
Neb
UPI
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