Sister Jeanne McKenna rises in Kansas politics amid Carlin administration
Sister Jeanne McKenna, a Marymount College former history and political science teacher, moved from campaign volunteer to a central figure in Governor John Carlin's administration. She organized appointments, built a broad names reservoir, and emphasized selecting capable people from across Kansans, drawing praise and criticism from county chairs.
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John Carlin
Marymount College
Salina
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Kansas
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Marymount
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Miami Beach
New York City
Bill Roy
Saline County
U.S. Senate
Bob Dole
Roy
Kansas House of Representatives
Robert Caldwell
Kingman
Herbert Hoover
Salina Sacred Heart
Loretta Heights
Denver
United Airlines
Sister of St. Joseph Convent
Concordia
St. Louis University
Grand Island
Neb
St. Louis
Robert Bennett
Robert Docking
Three-Pronged Criticism Spurs Non-Aligned Summit
Havana hosts the Non-Aligned Movement as Fidel Castro attacks the United States and Egypt while accusing China of uncivilized conduct. U S and Chinese delegates walk out. Egypt’s foreign minister faces a public rebuke as Arafat’s reception signals Egypt’s isolation in the group.
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Rhodesia
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Sri Lanka
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Jerusalem
Yasser Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
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Palace of Congresses
Carter returns to White House after rest travels
President Carter, back at the White House from an extended rest, says his vacation travels strengthened his confidence in America and the spirit of the country remains intact. He links his renewed appreciation to the moral and spiritual strength of the people and notes their fears about the nation's future.
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Chicken Fly draws 20000 to Roosterville event
Roosterville Missouri hosted the Jim Tyler Chicken Fly with about 20,000 spectators arriving by road to watch live poultry flights from a wooden platform. Ms Lucky Cluck owned by Melvin Dawkins of Mooresville won with a flight over 200 feet, short of the world record 302.8 feet, as prizes including a 1973 car and a blue trophy were awarded.
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Columbus
Ohio
Lucky Cluck
Melvin Dawkins
Mooresville
Lucky
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