Rutherford Hayes Seen as Underrated Crisis Leader
An editor's note profiles Rutherford B Hayes as a wartime hero and Ohio governor who faced Reconstruction era turmoil. It notes his cautious compromise approach, push for black education and rights, and efforts to blend factions in a divided era, ending with his lasting legacy in education and civil rights.
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Rutherford B.hayes
Thomas Wolfe
Ohio
United States
Rutherford Brichard Hayes
Bud” Hayes
Vermont
Kenyon College
Harvard Law
Ohio State University
Cincinnati
William McKinley
Rutherford B. Hayes
Grant
New York Sun
South
Columbia
S.C
Louisiana
Florida
Samuel S. Tilden Hayes
Samuel J. Tilden
New York
Hayes
Tilden
South Carolina
Keys
Southern
Pacific
House
Senate
Frederick Douglass
U.S
Washington, D.C
White House
Congress
Independence Day Sees Philadelphia Brace for Bicentennial Festivities
Society Hill residents plan to leave as crowds flood downtown Philadelphia for July 4 1976 Bicentennial celebrations. Independence Hall hosts a program with President Ford and governors as more than 50 000 marchers join a five hour Market Street parade concluding Freedom Week with parades dances and singing.
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Philadelphia
Society Hill
Independence Hall
United States
Ford
Hershey
Market Street
Cudd Resigns as Monroe City Attorney
Monroe city attorney Robert C. Cudd III hand delivered his resignation as Mayor Troy left office. He cited the administration change and said he would not stay on under the new mayor W. L. Howard. He offered to assist during the transition but was not approached. He will return to private practice with Thompson Sparks Cudd and Dean.
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Monroe
Robert C. Cudd III
Ralph Troy
W. L. Howard
Cudd
Troy
Howard
Thompson, Sparks, Cudd and Dean
Allan Sherman Parody Champ Remembered And Died
Marilyn and Hy Gardner recall Allan Sherman a top parody comedian who rose after entertaining stars at Harpo Marx's party. He helped create Ive Got a Secret and sold over two million Hello Muddah Hello Faddah albums before dying in November 1973 at 48 from respiratory failure.
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Marilyn Andry Gardner
Allan Sherman
Esther G
N.Y. A
Allan
Harpo Marx
Jack Benny
Mary
Milton Berle
Ruthie
peak = Burns
Gracie Allen
Jack
Goodson
Sherman
Jack Palance
Bronk
Shirley Woolcott
Richmond
Will
Mary Hartman
Louise
Wendy Lohman
Ft. Lauderdale
A. A
London
Westminster Abbey
Emily Potter
Abbey
Order of the Bath
Uri Geller
Mike Douglas
Carlos Novoa
Birmingham
Ala
Uri
Smith Bros
Geller
Hy Gardner
News Star
P. O. Box
Chicago
Ill
Marilyn
Troop F Hosts Boys Camp Win-A-Friend at Holden
About 39 boys and six Louisiana State Police troopers depart Sunday for a week at the Win-A-Friend camp near Holden. The 25 acre, rustic site along Tickfaw River features seven cabins a dining hall chapel and recreation facilities. Activities include hiking archery boxing football and gun safety lessons with a Capitol tour and visits to legislators. Troopers Ledbetter Thompson Fragala French Jefferson Williams coordinate. funds come from Troopers Association donations and member contributions.
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Troop F
Louisiana State Police
Holden
Louisiana State Troopers Association
Dennis Ledbetter
Livingston Parish
Baton Rouge
Hammond
Tickfaw
Capitol
Ledbetter
B. B. Lewis
C. B. Thompson
John Fragala
Don French
R. D. Jefferson
E. P. Williams
Troopers Association
State Troopers Association
Sheriff's Departments
Fillmore Sworn In After President Taylor's Death
Following President Taylor's death Millard Fillmore is sworn in as President on July 10 1850.
YMCA Family Vacation Conference at Blue Ridge Assembly
The Southeast YMCA region sponsors a Family Vacation Conference in Black Mountain North Carolina from July 25 to July 31. It offers three programs: Family Focus Positive Parenting and People Making through Family Communication with instructor training available. Vocational and child care options accompany the family centered courses.
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Ymcas
Southeastern Region
Y’s
Blue Ridge
Black Mountain
N.C
Chuck Wachob
Twin Cities
Ronald
Sally Kinnamon
National Board of Ymcas
Charles Book
Metairie Family Ymca
National Ymca
Virginia Satir
Connie
Wachob
YMCA
Riverside site dedicated as nation’s largest cemetery
The 750 acre Riverside site, once part of March Air Force Base, will hold 390000 graves for veterans when opened in late 1978. It is the first new national cemetery since 1942 and one of five sites chosen nationwide. California’s four existing national cemeteries were declared full and closed to new burials.
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Riverside
Galif
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Monroe Interstate Park
David Henderson
Thoraton Industrial Supply Company
Mill & Industrial
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Southern Hardware Company
Southern Hawsik
Pretel
Sterlington
Leece Neville
American Bosch
Deice & Motorola Parts & Service
McKoin’s Starter & Generator, Inc
Wanut St. Monroe
Jace McKoin
Wighofilm Supply Inc
Film Supply Inc
Genf’ S Sporting Goods
So Grand
Musical Instrument
Musical Instrument Repair
Trenton St
Motor Supply, Inc
Oy Et Ee
Kmart
U.S.A
Lodisville Monne
JTL
Harper Bros
Louisville
Sten Harper
Winnsboro
Hoest
McQueen
Aaas
Iain
Eee
N. 11Th
Ryou Ol Pike
Twin City Mall
Efield
Porta
Bill Eason
DeSiard Monroe la Ph Va
Everest & Jenning
Hollywood
Snell’s
Calypso St. Dial
William Tecumseh Sherman
Hell
W.E.B. DuBois
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Supreme Court
Rutherford Birchard Hayes
Elijah P. Dovejoy
Jranopa
Channel Eight
Channel Six
Thur
Aewee
Monroe Als Een
Oward
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Therogian
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