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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1978

Page

24

Ford hints at 1980 bid in GOP fundraisers

Former President Gerald Ford privately floated a 1980 presidential run during coast to coast GOP dinners. He named Howard Baker George Bush John Connally Bob Dole Ron Reagan and Jerry Ford as strong contenders while criticizing Carter and Democrats on national defense and neutron bomb policy.

Washington Gerald Ford Icans Carter Howard Baker George Bush John Connally Bob Dole Ron Reagan Jerry Ee White House Ford Baker Senate Pearl Bailey Glenn Campbell Peter Teeley Republican National Committee Los Angeles

Betty Talmadge weighs entering Georgia seat race

Betty Talmadge 54, former wife of Sen. Herman Talmadge, says she may seek the Georgia seat currently held by Amy by U.S. Rep Flynt and believes her 21 years in Washington gives her a leg up. She notes she could instead sell hot dogs and hams.

Knievel Says Jail Time Leaves Him With Last Yacht

Evel Knievel says his jail term cut his earning power and leaves him with only three speed boats and one 80 foot yacht after selling 16 boats last year. He notes two houses remain and he sold his jeweled rings while awaiting release next Wednesday.

Los Angeles Evel Knievel Knievel Stan Rosenfield Rosenfield Aly

Mitchell admitted for surgery at Maxwell base facility

Former Attorney General John Mitchell, on furlough from Maxwell Air Force Base prison camp since Christmas, has been admitted to the hospital for replacement of his arthritic right hip. He underwent abdominal surgery in January and received 30 day extensions of his furlough since then.

NEW York John Mitchell The Star Mitchell Maxwell Air Force Base

John Wayne Gets Well Wishes After Heart Valve Surgery

Boston AP. John Wayne receives calls from government leaders and celebrities worldwide. Massachusetts General Hospital spokesman Martin Bander says Wayne’s sons prohibit identifying callers. Wayne, 200 movie star, had valve replacement surgery Monday and is in satisfactory but fatigued condition.

Boston John Wayne Martin Bander Esman Massachusetts General Hospital Wayne

Congressman pleads innocent amid solicitation charge

Representative Frederick Richmond of New York pleads innocent to a misdemeanor charge that he solicited sex from two young men at his Washington home. In an open letter to constituents he acknowledged soliciting "a young man" and asked for their compassion and understanding.

Washington (Ap Frederick Richmond D-N.y Washington

David Soul Resumes Recording After Back Surgery

Actor David Soul, star of Starsky and Hutch, has returned to recording after a minor back surgery at St John s Hospital in Santa Monica two weeks ago. A spokeswoman Esther Nankin said Soul, who has a history of back problems, fell while skiing and is recovering.

Los Angeles David Soul Hutch Esther Nankin Soul St. John’s Hospital Santa Monica

Walus Deportation Trial: German Woman Denies Gestapo Link

Rita Heichlinger testified that she prepared health insurance records during World War II and could not confirm Frank Walus as a Gestapo agent. Prosecutors allege forged documents by Gestapo operatives, while defense critics claim Nazi sympathizers may appear in witness lists.

Chicago Frank Walusae Gestapo Poland Rita Heiclinger German General Health Insurance Agency Walus Heichlinger U.S. Arts William Conlon J Gubbins

Portrait of Earl Butz Hung Quietly in USDA Corridor

A $5,000 oil portrait of Earl Butz was hung in a USDA corridor without ceremony or a nameplate. Officials plan an official unveiling if Butz attends. he resigned in 1976 after remarks deemed racist. Negotiations continue for a formal portrait hanging as Bergland asked.

Earl Butz USDA Washington Agriculture Department Butz Nixon Ford Department Gerald Ford Bergland

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