White House prom for Susan Ford features rock and presidents
Susan Ford and 74 seniors held a White House prom in the East Room with Outerspace. Her date Billy Pifer stayed in the presidential quarters while Miss Ford attended events aboard the Sequoia. The 1975 class, saving since seventh grade, expects about 1300 dollars in costs for food flowers transport and accommodations. Senator Byrd entertained local officials with a fiddle playing session at a Friday reception.
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Susan Ford
White House
George
Martha Washington
Susan
Pifer
Miss Ford
Holton Arms
Bethesda
Margi Brawner
Washington
IRS error overcharge shocks Louisiana teen. Tin Woodman stays hospitalized
Linda Kimble, 17, of New Orleans was told she owed 54 972 by the IRS after opening a letter, though a Friday visit confirmed it was a mistake and she is due a refund. Jack Haley, famed Tin Woodman, remains in stable condition after emergency kidney surgery in Santa Monica with family by his side, including son Jack Haley Jr. and wife Liza Minnelli en route from Mexico. Haley had just served as Friars Club president and his latest film Norwood tied to 1969 work by his son.
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Linda Kimble
New Orleans
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Jack Haley
Tin Woodman
Santa Monica
Haley
Jack Haley Jr
20Th Century Fox Television
Young Haley
Liza Minelli
Mexico
Norwood
The
Friars Club
Rubinstein Returns to Lodz in Triumph and Campaign Ventures
Famed pianist Artur Rubinstein visits Lodz, birthplace 88 years ago, to celebrate the Lodz Philharmonic's 60th anniversary with standing ovations at the Grand Theatre. In Oklahoma City, Billy Joe Clegg unveils running mate Rev. Lee Packwood and plans a New Hampshire campaign, railing against the ERA and regional government. Ronald Reagan predicts Kennedy as Democratic nominee in 1976 to block Wallace.
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Artur Rubinstein
Lodz
Rubinstein
Billy Joe Clegg
America
Oklahoma City
Missouri
Jesus Christ
Clegg
Lee Packwood
Heaven of Rest Church
Springfield
New Hampshire
Israel
California
Ronald Reagan
Edward M. Kennedy
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Stalemate delays Nixon and other busts for Capitol VPs
The Capitol has not updated its vice presidential bust collection since Alben Barkley. Nixon’s bust by Italian sculptor Rocchi was sent back for rework and never dedicated. Busts for Johnson Burr Agnew and Ford remain in storage as committee staff weigh future steps.
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Joe Hall
Washington
Alben W Barkley
Capitol
Barkley
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Presi
Dent Harry S. Truman
Nixon
Senate Rules Committee
Gualberto Rocchi
Milan
Italy
Rules Committee
Rocchi
White House
Rules
Lyndon B. Johnson
Jimilu Mason
Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Spiro Agnew
Agnew
Senate Chamber
Aaron Burr
Thomas Jefferson
Burr
Alexander Hamilton
Ford
Wallace bid in 76 called appalling by senator
Concord New Hampshire Senator Thomas McIntyre condemned the notion of Democratic nomination for George Wallace as appalling and incredible saying it would betray party principles. He labeled Wallace a mirror trick and criticized his stance on World War II and civil policy before noting Wallace’s appeal to disillusioned voters. Kennedy meanwhile returned from a region tour to study area opportunities and problems.
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Concord
N.H
UPD
Thomas McIntyre
D-N.h
Alabama
George Wallace
McIntyre
Wallace
United States
Ted Kennedy
McIintyre
New Hampshire
Tel Aviv
UPI
Edward Kennedy
Saudi Arabia
Iran
Iraq
Lebanon
Israel
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Combined News Services
Fiddler
Robert C. Byrd
D-W.va
Byrd
U.S
Howard Metzenbaum
Cripple Creek
Billy Pifer
Tin Man
Mamie Eisenhower
Eisenhower College
Seneca Falls
N.Y
Eisenhower
Whistler
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Alben Barkley
France
England
China
Japan
Germany
Kennedy
Middle East
Carl
Carl’s
Pacific Coast Highway
Long Beach
Bank Americard
Carlplan
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