Johnstown Casey Faces Ballot With Name Similarity
In Cambria County Johnstown Districts, Robert E. Casey seeks the Democratic nomination for State Treasurer. He argues he stands on his own credentials, while acknowledging the name similarity to Auditor General Robert P. Casey, whose backing he claims.
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Mason Denison Nanrisburg
Robert E
Casey
Johnstown
Robert 'P
Robert
Robert P. Casey
Cambria County
Pennsylvania
Independence
Robert E. Casey
Cambria
Bob Casey
Commonwealth
Robert B. Casey
Auditor General
Treasury Department
Revenue Department
Robert EB
Robert &. Casey
Patricia Crawford
Scranton
Names We Remember and Rename In Public Life
Reporter Jim Bishop surveys how celebrities and others shed birth names for stage or personal appeal. He lists famous examples from Allen to Wayne, notes why some change them, and ends by noting his own family name and the idea that many children carry different names in adulthood.
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Jim Bishop
James Alonzo Bishop
John Michael
Goldberg Kids
John Wayne
Marion Morrison
Harvey Lavan
van Cliburn
Lily Chauchain
Claudette Colbert
Edward G. Robinson
Emmanuel Goldenberg
Joseph Conrad
Adolf Hitler
Adolf Schicksgruber
Alice Faye
Alice Leppert
Lewis Carroll
Rev. C.L. Dodgson
Nikolai Lenin
St. Petersburg
Leningrad
Vladimir Ayich Ulyakov
Debbie
Debbies
Kelly
Elizabeth Jane Kelly Bishop
Valentino diagnosis linked to Dr. Hanlon in New York
In Ulsterdate September 22 1926 it became known that Dr. Thomas J. Hanlon of New York played a key role in diagnosing the Rudolph Valentino case. Mention is made of his brother Clement B. Hanlon of Indiana.
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Thomas J. Hanlon
New York
Clement B. Hanlon
Indiana
Rudolph Valentino
John W. Fordyce
A & P Coal Company
Ernest
Bituminous
Washington Ford Aborts Narcotics Crackdown Amid Critique
The article reports President Ford and IRS Commissioner Donald Alexander shelved a robust narcotics enforcement plan despite rising heroin trafficking from Mexico Europe and the Far East. It details internal disagreements, proposed 14 point Macdonald plan, and a weakened IRS DEA agreement while noting personnel moves and forthcoming congressional testimony. It also covers Secretary Kissinger’s dismissal of James Akins and Akins’ secret communications about State Department tensions.
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Jack Anderson
Les Witten
Washington
Ford
Internal Revenue
Donald Alexander
Mexico
Europe
Far East
IRS
Treasury
William Simon
Alexander
White House
Linton
Treasury Anti
Jerry Thomas
David
Macdonald
Vernon Acree
U.S. Customs Service
Alexander Thomas
Simon
Drug Enforcement Administration
Thomas
DEA
DBA
Navy Department
Charles Yanik
Ohio
Select Committee On
Henry Kissinger
James Akins
Saudi Arabia
Akins
United States
State) Department
Charles Percy
Bill
Alfred) Atherton
Charles) Robinson
Atherton
Leaking Top Secret Material Is A Washington Reality
Art Buchwald notes the House Ethics probe into Dan Schorr failed to uncover the leaker, while depicting a culture in which top secret documents flood Washington daily. He mocks officials who treat leaks as a political game and highlights the endless flow of classified files from agencies to the press.
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RW. Ray
Lucilla
KR. Donnelly
Sally R. Naylon
Rimzabeth
Joan Ray Reejoseph K. Donnelly
Russell
M. Hickey
Joseph L. Donnelly
William
Hastings Frank J. Hoo
Assea Press
Associated Press
Focal News
HOY
Indian
Armstrong
Cambsix
Clearfield
Jefferson
Wests Moreland
Indiana
Ininkinigny Ou
Art Buchwald
Washington
Daniel Schorr
Schorr
Mr. Sehorr
Mr. Schorr
Congress
Pentagon
America
Tomorow
Hep
CIA
Henry Kissinger
Morocco
Anderson
White Mouse
Timy Carter
FGI
Socialist Worker's Party
NAVY
Air Force
Hyes
Treasury
Federal Reserve Board
Agriculture
State Department
House
Ethics Committee
Dan Schorr
Luk Angeles Hines
Irony in Labor Fight as Meany Attacks Rockefeller
Victor Ritse l outlines AFL CIO president George Meany’s sharp public discrediting of Nelson Rockefeller while backing Carter Mondale. Meany stages a broad political push to mobilize labor against Ford and Reagan era Republicans, rallying unions, NEA teachers, and COPE networks to drive voter registration and campaign for Carter.
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Victor Ritsel
New York
George Meany
Nelson Rockefeller
Meany
Afl-Cio
Jerry Ford
White House
Rockefeller
Rocky
Washington
Afl-Cio General Board
Morton
Reagan
Kansas City
Hilt Rockefeller
Fritz Mondale
The
Ailcio
Labor
Meyny
Dole
Kansas
Carter-Mondale
Carter
Api-Cio
COPE
Labor Movement
Mr. Carter
Atlanta
John Kennedy
Carter: Meany
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Allen
Sax Rohmer
Arthur Ward
Dutch Schultz
Arthur Flegenheimer
Voltaire
Francois Marie Arouet
Josef Stalin
Josif Dahugashvili
Tony Curtis
Bernie Schwarz
Jerry Lewis
Joseph Levituh
Paul Muni
Muni Weisenfreund
Marcia Callas
Cecilia S.A.M. Katogeropoulos
Father Divine
George Baker
Harry Mandini
Ehrich Weiss
Eddie Cantor
Lazy Iskowitz
Jegs Diamond
John I. Noland
Billy the Kid
William Bonney
Judy Garlan
Frances Gumm
Jack Benny
Benny Kubelsky
Henry
William Sydney Porter
Theda Burn
Theodosia Goodman
der Bingle
Harry
W.C. Fields
Lucy Johnson
Ava Gardner
Harry Cohn
Columbia Pictures
Margarita Cansino
Rita Hayworth
Sophia Loren
Sophia Seicoloni
Redd Foxx
Foxy
John Joy Sanford
Rocky Marciato
Brockton
Rocco Marchegiano
Rocco Barbella
Rocky Graziano
Archibald Leach
Cary Grant
Pola Negri
Monicker
Appolonia Chalupek
Indiana Pait Vorbishing
Y Gazette
Ting & Sany
Irman
Treaaher
Fiditor
Xdiana
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Legat
Imovie
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Ringipel
Percy
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Egypt
Israel
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Gur
Joe Spear
London
United Measure Syndicate, Inc
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House of Representatives
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Hilton Room
Robert Dole
Labor Federation
United Labor Committees
Leonard Woodcock
United Auto Workers
United Mine Workers
National Education Assa
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Len Mondale
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