Connally charts own 1980 bid amid national GOP surge
In Bretton Woods New Hampshire John Connally outlines plans for a personal political committee to help GOP candidates at no cost to campaigns and to raise at least 1 million dollars. He envisions a staffed operation with advance men a scheduler and a speechwriter and may use a chartered jet for travel.
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The One That Got Away Harry Hemminger Returns to Court
Harold Hemminger known as a prolific nonviolent escape artist is back in jail after four years on the lam. He recounts multiple escapes across Wisconsin Illinois and Kansas while noting his hunger and framing claims. He faces trial on escape charges as a correctional officer recalls his calm work in Pontiac.
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The Lincoln Journal states it is exclusively entitled to republish all local news printed in its newspaper and all other AP dispatches. It references membership with the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
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Prince Philip condemns modern society in provocative speech
Prince Philip assailed crime, pornography, violence, and terrorism, accusing modern society of tolerating moral decline. He warned that communities are "sick" in instances of alcoholism vandalism mugging and social friction and questioned whether people or places shape behavior. He criticized reliance on theory and elected officials claiming many leaders presume superior judgment and urged accountability.
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Hell loses oomph as concept fades in Catholic view
UPI reports Rev. James Breig in U.S. Catholic Magazine says hell has faded from belief and language. Surveys show 70 percent of Catholics believe in life after death but only about one third believe in hell, and one in eight of believers view it as a real threat.
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Navy team credits Mamie Eisenhower for shirts
Members of a Navy bowling team received shirts funded by former First Lady Mamie Eisenhower during a Norfolk ceremony for the Dwight D. Eisenhower commission. Petty Officer Al Trosper said he asked Mrs. Eisenhower for help with the team’s finances, and she donated sixty dollars for “Mamie's CATS.”
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