Fauntroy Seeks Full Representation for Washington Citizens
Washington delegate Walter Fauntroy teams with Sen. Edward Kennedy to push a constitutional amendment granting Washington, D.C. full voting rights for two senators and two representatives. The plan faces political resistance andoubt about black political power in a city that is largely African American.
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Washington
NEA
Washington D.C
Walter Fauntroy
House of Representatives
Federal Treasury
Fauntroy
Guam
Capitol Hill
Fletcher Christian
Congress
Potomac
District of Columbia
Maryland
Virginia
U.S
Edward Kennedy
D. Mass
Fauntroy-Kennedy
Kennedy
America
Gerald Ford
John Rarick
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Zodiac guidance for personal relationships and work
The column notes Scorpio should heed a close advisor, Sagittarius may find a reward by diligent work, and Capricorn should pursue better social rapport for a valuable contact. It offers concise astrological forecasts for three signs with emphasis on personal and professional benefits.
Conservatives urge open GOP convention in 1976 race
Republican conservatives urge an open convention to determine the 1976 GOP nominees, saying neither President Ford nor Vice President Rockefeller should have a guaranteed ride. The Buckley led group cites free delegate choice to unite the party, naming Reagan Connally Baker Percy and Laird as influential figures weighing runs.
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Washington
Ford
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Neightor Ford
Rockefeller
James L. Buckley
Con R.N.Y
Buckley Group
Ronald Reagan
California
John Connally
Texas
Reagan
Connally
Howard H. Baker Jr
R-Tenn
Charles H. Percy
R-Ill
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
GOP
British Georgia Campaign Haunts Civil War Era Memory
Long before Sherman, British forces marched from the coast to Augusta after capturing Savannah on October 9 1779. The occupation is noted as brutal with numerous deaths among military and civilians, a historically overlooked episode in Georgia.
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Sherman
Georgia
Augusta
Savannah
The
World Almanac
Glancing Back June 5 1965 Monroe honors and late 1800s echoes
A 1965 Monroe High School report lists Fredric Moritz as winner of the John Philip Sousa Award for instrumental service and David G. Deininger as Citizenship Award recipient among a 233-student class. It also notes 1955 retirement of Edna L. Mackey after 37 years, regional weather and agricultural losses, and historical items from 1937 through 1905 including local events, clubs, and school commencements.
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Monroe High School
John Philip Sousa
Fredric Moritz
David G. Deininger
Edna L. Mackey
Monroe
Wisconsin
Illinois
Legion
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Monroe Evening Times
Larry E. Lund
James Glessner
James Bruce
Adv
Mgr
Robert Beverley
William Johnston Jr
Robert Maurer
Joan Gempeler
Monroe Publishing Co., Inc
16Th Ave
Associated Press, Inland Daily Press Assn
Wisconsin Newspaper Association
Associated Press
Green
Lafayette
Iowa
Dane
Rock
Jo Daviess
Stephenson
Winnebago
United States
Tom Tiede
By Tom Tiede
Dad
Benkert’s
Onroe, Wis
Aries
Taurus
Gemini
Leo
Virgo
Scorpio
Capricorn
Aquarius
Newspaper
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Wesley Wandfluh
Rt. 4
Green County
Fathers Day
Aii
Tor Carefree Travel
Germany
New York City
Bureau
Fred Williams
Monroe Township
Maxine Williams
William Figs Jr
Jordan Center
Kiwanis Club
Ioof Hall
O.F. Pinney Post No. 102
GAA
Bizet
Carmen
Maud E. Wenger
Monroe Woman’s Club
Opera House
V.F.W
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Commercial Center
Commercial Bank
the Commer and Savings
Browntown
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