Name calling as political weapon
President Ford calls Carter naive while Carter labels Ford fuzzy headed. Mondale brands Dole a hatchet man and Dole calls Carter a peanut. Psychologists say name calling reflects frustration in campaigns and may trigger backlash, though adults often restrain it. Ford defends respect for the office as candidates trade insults in a heated race.
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Thomas Ferraro
Richmond
UPI
Ford
Jimmy Carter
John Mahoney
VCU
Roy Harris
University of ‘Grounds
Feldman
Carter
Catholic Jewish relations praised amid tensions decline
UPI reports in the decade after Vatican II says Roman Catholics and Jews have improved ties. Rev Edward Flannery, longtime Catholic Jewish Relations official, recently left his post to direct diocesan clergy education, warning against anti Catholic sentiment and urging deeper mutual understanding.
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David E. Anderson
UPI
Edward Flannery
Secretariat
National Conference of Catholic Bishops
Flannery
Providence
American Jewish Committee
Washington
Andrew Greeley
Greeley
AJC
Tanenbaum
China rejects Soviet messages of congratulations and condolence
China rejects messages from the Soviet Union and East European leaders congratulating Jun Kuo-feng and the September condolence note after Mao’s death. Beijing says party to party relations do not exist and maintains a hardline anti Soviet stance with ongoing propaganda from Peking Radio and New China News Agency.
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Hong Kong
UPI
China
Communist Party
Jun Kuo-feng
Soviet Union
Peking
Mao Tse-tung
Leonid Brezhnev
Soviet Communist Party
Poland
East Germany
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Hungary
Outer Mongolia
Mao
Hua
Peking Radio
New China News Agency
People's Fly
Fish in faucet prompts city utility question
Myra Coleman complained she received an inch-long dead fish in her bathtub and was billed for water and the fish. Charles Dean Jr. of the utility denied such an incident, noting many filters, and asked how the utility would measure fish by the gallon.
Pedatoralitis dominates campaign chatter mocking foot in mouth disease
The piece lampoons political missteps as foot in mouth satire. It quotes a pretend expert explaining pedatoralitis symptoms such as retractions and slips, noting carriers arise from tough questions and policy stances. The mock interview links the issue to Carter and Dole. Inmates’ Pride reports on a Huntsville jail built Criminal Justice Center, claimed as the world’s largest teaching facility.
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Robert Dole
Carter
PRIDE
Huntsville
Tex
UPD
Sam Houston State University
Criminal Justice
State Prison University
Uit
Legion Auxiliary Puts March Dinner Plan in Bellwood
Bellwood Legion Auxiliary met at Bellwood Legion Hall to discuss shifting the Legion and Auxiliary dinner from Veterans Day to March. Members planned a Memorial Fund for donations and a November food sale on November 20. Donations requested: $3 for baked goods or $8. November hostesses are Mrs. Ray Hough and Mrs. Joe Romshek.
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Bellwood
Audrey Kreizinger
American Legion Auxiliary
LaVerne ‘Schmit
David City
Legion Hall
Legion and Auxiliary
Legion of Auxiliary
Bellwood Legion Hall
Ray Hough
Joe Romshek
Fireside Chat On March 9 1997 Roosevelt radio address
President Roosevelt delivers a nationwide radio address discussing Supreme Court legislative functions. The remarks frame the issue as a constitutional prompt and outline federal judicial powers in a broader policy context.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Supreme Court
Cardinal's Hat Hangs After Death Falls From Cathedral Peg
In a macabre yet solemn turn, the hat of a recently deceased cardinal remains perched high in the cathedral nave. Local observers note the relic was left undisturbed until it slid from its peg and descended, sparking reflection on memory and ceremony.
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Lunsted Press Inverums Royal
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