Wallace denies crippled claim in 1978 candidacy talk
At the Mid Winter National Governors Conference Wallace disputed Mississippi Governor Waller’s claim that he cannot run for president due to paralysis. Wallace, in a wheelchair, said his health is good and he plans a decision on running "summertime" while defending his viability against prior race successes.
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Washington
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Mayflower
Mississippi
William Waller
Besause
Maryland
Afghanistan
Waller
How to Pick Sleepers in Rare Por celain Plates
Northbrook dealer Thomas Gilmore touts a report on collecting rare porcelain plates with high resale potential. He cites plates valued at 25 dollars in 1965 now worth 1050 and another selling at 10 dollars in 1869 now 245, urging careful buying and avoidance of common amateur mistakes. Send name, address, and zip to Bradford Galleries for the free no obligation report before March 1, 1928.
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Northbrook
Cilicapo
Thomas Gilmore
SIO
Bradford Galleries
Bradford Place
Ilinois
Meany vows hands-off politics and calls for wage rise
AFL-CIO President George Meany said the federation will not influence internal party affairs and delegates to the Democratic National Convention. He urged Congress to raise the minimum wage from 2.10 to 3 per hour next January and support double time for overtime to curb excessive scheduling. He warned a 35 hour week may be needed if jobs worsen. He stated party participation by AFL-CIO officials is voluntary and no resignations were planned.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Api-Cio
George Meany
Labor Federation
Afl-Cio
Meany
Federation
Executive Council
Congress
Democratic National Committee
Insalay
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Dolph Briscoe
D-Tex
Patrick Lucey
Wisconsin
Kansas City
GOV
Wihleiam Waller
OP Wirophoty
Dr. West
Cristan
Labrick
Ea Es
Uel
Fleg
Ais
Seari
Foster Creek
Vasya
MacKinnon's
Helene Curtis
Albee Shem
Chane Gray
Sally Hansen
Ormala
Shan
Tong Lair
Alberto
COPE
Apl-Cio
Committee of Political Education
Long Beach
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