Strauss Bush Shift Control Of Party Headquarters
The AP reports Democrats installed Robert Strauss as national chairman to signal renewal and Republicans designate George Bush to take over as party chairman when the GOP meets January 19. Nixon plans a shift of operations from the White House to the Republican National Committee as Sen. Robert Dole leaves the chairmanship.
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Washington
Ange
Nixon
Republican Party
Ite House
GOP National Committee
George Bush
U.S
United Nations
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Bush
GOP
White House
Robert Strauss
Dallas
Strauss
Jean Westwood
George McGovern
McGovern
Barry Goldwater
Ray Bliss
Goldwater
Rogers C.B. Morton
Interior
Dole
Morton
Texas
Senate
Woman Sends Thank You Card To Kenosha Police
In Kenosha Wisconsin a woman sends a Christmas card with 30 cents to thank two unidentified officers who stopped to assist her when she ran out of gas five years ago. The note says they bought her a gallon of gas so she could get home.
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Kenosha, Wis
Kenosha
Robert Bosman
The Catholic Order of Foresters Fun Club Civic Faith
The Catholic Order of Foresters, founded in 1883, now has over 180000 members across 28 states and DC with Canada. It offers insurance and a wide range of activities for all ages, centered on faith, fellowship, and communal fun. For more information contact local agents.
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Order of Foresters
Catholic Order of Foresters
District of Columbia
Canada
Papers Not Filed Means 200 Divorces Invalid
In Phoenix Arizona two hundred divorce decrees signed by judges were not filed with the clerk and cannot be final. Miss Hash proposes nunc pro tunc filing after court approval to legitimize the separations. Judge Henderson set hearings and the estate must cover five dollars per case plus advertising costs.
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Virginia Hash
Hash
Superior Court
Laurens Henderson
State Supreme Court
Miss Hash
Phoenix Gazette
Arizona Republican
Arizona Daily Star
Tucson Daily Citizen
Henderson
Wisconsin Receives 21 Million Revenue Sharing Payment
Government funds arrive as the first six month revenue sharing check for Wisconsin totals 21,987,547 dollars. Treasurer Charles Smith accepts the check at a news conference and heads to the Federal Reserve for deposit, with anticipated daily interest and further payments expected next year. Municipalities also receive checks totaling 65,736,354 dollars under the program.
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Madison
Wis
Patrick Lucey
Charles Smith
Smith
Federal Reserve Bank
Chicago
Lucey
Wisconsin
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Hartland
Opera House
Hartland, Wis
Walter R. Mears
West
Madison Street
Illinois
Phoenix, Ariz
V. L. Hash
DuBouchett
Many, Blanc & Company
N.Y.C
Leithold
Creme
Badger Street
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