Lowell Thomas at 87 pays tribute to Herbert Hoover
Lowell Thomas, the 87-year-old radio legend, visits Hoover’s grave in West Branch on the 104th anniversary of Hoover’s birth. He jokes about his age and energy, praising Hoover as witty and a fine after-dinner speaker, as about 2,500 gather at the gravesite.
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Herbert
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Hoover Gravesite
Memphis police on picket lines in 1979 strike
Memphis police walk off 1100 officers onto picket lines after a rejected wage offer, with Mayor Chandler declaring a civil emergency and National Guard mobilization discussed. The strike coincides with Elvis Presley anniversary activities drawing tourists and fans to the city. Major Gen. Van Nunally and local officials outline contingency plans as precincts go on strike, curfews previously used during firefighting walkout considered.
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Memphis
David Baker
Memphis Police Association
Presley
Chandler
van Nunally
Tennessee
Tennessee National Guard
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Hattiesburg
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Nunally
Shelby County Sheriff's Deputies
Ron McKinney
Illegitimacy on the upswing in the United States
Washington AP reports a surge in births outside marriage from 90,000 in 1940 to 448,000 in 1975 as experts cite liberalized attitudes, contraception gaps, and economic strain. Census officials note rising teen illegitimacy, delayed marriages, and changes in prior expectations about legitimization by marriage.
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America
Paul Glick
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Betty Talmadge quits politics after primary
Betty Talmadge says she is leaving politics and turning affairs back to her former husband U S Senator Herman Talmadge after finishing third in a primary. She spoke from her Lovejoy home and described trying to organize her life and recover from the election.
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Betty Talmadge
U.S
Herman Talmadge
D-Ga
Lovejoy
Water rule easing defended by federal EPA official
Federal authorities defend a proposed easing of water pollution rules for 36 industries. The EPA says the changes would save businesses about 200 million dollars and would not harm water quality. Administrator Douglas M Costle said some flexibility would occur in discharges of toxic chemicals or pollutants.
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EPA
Douglas M Costle
Rizzo visits Carter in White House briefing
Philadelphia Mayor Frank Rizzo and his aides met with President Carter and top administration leaders after a White House briefing. The gathering included 80 Pennsylvania civic leaders as part of Rizzo’s plan to improve state and local leader communications following a similar meeting with New Jersey officials.
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Philadelphia
Frank Rizzo
White House
Ident Carter
Pennsylvania
Rizzo
New Jersey
Eight IRS refunds unclaimed from early years listed
The Internal Revenue Service seeks eight unclaimed refund checks from 1976 and earlier returns. Taxpayers moved without forwarding addresses. names in the area include Teresa K. Caudill in Middletown and others in Franklin Lebanon Germantown Camden Fairfield. Contact IRS Taxpayer Information at 1-800-582-1700.
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Middletown
Teresa K. Caudill
Franklin
James C. Sexton
Lebanon
Helen Conger
James E. Cravens
Evelyn P. Rauch
Germantown
Linda C. Miller
Camden
Flora B. Clark Roberts
M. W. King
Fairfield
Sharon L. Huff
Rebecca Singleton
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