Republicans face New Hampshire GOP dinner lineup
Editors note that nearly all major Republican presidential hopefuls attend a $100 ticket reception in New Hampshire, except frontrunner Ronald Reagan who cites a schedule conflict. Strategists worry his absence hurts unity as contenders vie for attention seen last month in Indianapolis where John Connally led headlines and a straw poll. The New Hampshire roster grows to Connally, Crane, Bush, Baker, Dole, Anderson, Weicker, Kemp, Fernandez and Stassen.
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New Hampshire
GOP
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Indianapolis
John Connally
Connally
Crane
Bush
Baker
Bob Dole
John Anderson
Lowell Weicker
Jack Kemp
Ben Fernandez
Yes
Harold Stassen
Connecticut Judge Censured For Rape Comment In 1978
Connecticut's judicial review council privately censured Judge Walter Pickett for a remark during a 1978 abduction case in which a defendant was not bound over for trial. The comment you can't blame somebody for trying drew wide criticism from many groups. The action was the least severe option, not removing him from the bench.
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Connecticut
Walter Pickett
Pickett
Judicial Review Council
Free market debate erupts as Carter ends oil price controls
AP analyst notes President Carter ends price controls on U.S. produced oil and proposes a 50 percent windfall profits tax to oil firms, funding a new Energy Security Fund. The move sparks a national clash between free market advocates and proponents of government intervention as prices are set to rise while a dispute over economic system guidance intensifies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Cunniff
NEW York
Carter
Today in History highlights from April 11 1979
On this date in history several events occurred including the 1899 transfer of the Philippines from Spain to the United States, William and Mary’s 1689 coronation, Gibraltar’s cession in 1713, Napoleon’s 1814 abdication, and Truman’s 1951 dismissal of MacArthur. Birthdays noted include Hugh Carey and Ethel Kennedy. Thought for today comments on maturity and achievement.
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Associated Press
Philippine Islands
Spain
United States
William and
Mary
England
Gibraltar
Utrecht
Napoleon Bonaparte
France
Elba
Fontainebleau
Cuba
Warren Harding
Harry Truman
Douglas MacArthur
Far East
United Nations
Soviet Union
House Judiciary Committee
Richard Nixon
Lebanon
New York
Hugh Carey
Ethel Kennedy
Napoleon
Herbert Samuel
Frances Miller Manuel ends Miller branch in Barstow life tale
Frances Miller Manuel, longtime Barstow figure and dietician, died February 23, 1979 after a brief illness. Her life spanned Barstow, Cincinnati, Asheville, Houston, Odessa and Pecos, with work for YWCA and AAUW and deep local community ties. She married Charles Mannel in 1946 and had no children.
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Frances Miller Manuel
Miller Twins
Barstow
Frances
P.A. Hayes
Jim Miller
Jim
Ed Miller
East Farleigh
Kent County
England
United States
New York
Mexico City
Pioneer Canal Company
Texas
Pecos Mercantile Company
Citizens State Bank
U.S. 80
Annie Carr
Robert H.miller
Ada Belle Archey
Roswell
Texas and Pacific Railroad
Santa Fe
Pecos
New Mexico
Ada Belle Miller
Mary Frances
Barstow High School
C.I.A
Denton
Texas Women's University
Cincinnati
Ohio
Y.W.C.A
Asheville
North Carolina
Charles Manuel
Manuel
Fances
Houston
Grace Sweatt
Grace
Charles “Annel
Charles Mannel
Chas. Mannel
Odessa
AAUW
Methodist Church
Merry Wives Club
B&pw Club
CIA Mafia Plot Against Castro Strains Kennedy Link
The House Assassinations Committee will outline a CIA Mafia bid to kill Fidel Castro in the 1960s and its possible impact on President Kennedy, noting organized crime sought CIA aid for official sanction and leverage. It questions Warren Commission conclusions and cites AMLASH contacts and mob recruitment of U.S. mobsters to kill Castro.
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Jack Anderson
Washington
Fidel Castro
Central Intelligence Agency
CIA
Castro
House
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Organized Crime
Mob
Warren Commission
Rolando Cabella
Amlash
Senate
House Committee
Senate Committee
Iaiia
Senate Pahel
U.S
Dallas
Tony Capaccio
Clifford Case
R-N
Frank Church
D-Idaho
Church
Herb Poses Health Hazards
Chicago AP reports prolonged ginseng use risks health hazards. Dr Ronald K Siegel of UCLA cites a two year study of 133 users in JAMA noting stimulation and arousal, plus hypertension, nervousness, sleeplessness, skin eruptions and morning diarrhea. Four women report menstrual problems. twenty two have hypertension.
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Chicago
Ronald K. Siegel
Department of Psychiatry and Biobehavioral Sciences
University of California School of Medicine
Los Angeles
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Avencar
Alton Hughes
Columbia University
Columbia
Frances Miller Mannel
Merry
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