Wisconsin Legion questions Carter reception after booing
Jol Schurrer state Legion head says a request for Carter’s official photograph produced only a newspaper clipping from a Mexico City paper showing Carter. He notes the clipping was from 1972 era and calls the display a sign of respect despite differing opinions.
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American Legion
Wisconsin State Legion
Jol Schurrer
State Legion
Milwaukee
Mexico City
Carter
Schurzer
Fred Devile
Legion
Legion National
Vietnam
John Schurrer
Scranton Leaves U N Ambassadorship Signal of New Era
United Nations leader William Scranton urged patience as the U N seeks Washington guidance amid anti US rhetoric. He said the U N is at the start of an upbeat phase, noting support for Middle East and Africa peace moves and dialogue between developed and developing nations.
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William Scranton
U.N
Washington
U.S. Kelg
Africa
Scranton
Andrew Young
D-Ga
Carter
Mideast
Kidnapper gets 40 years for Murphy abduction retrial
William AH Williams, a Lilburn contractor, was sentenced to 40 years after a retrial for the 1974 abduction of Reg Murphy editor of the Atlanta Constitution. He admitted holding Murphy two days and collecting 700000 in ransom. His insanity defense followed a prior 1474 conviction overturned for prejudicial publicity. Conrad Hilton, 87, filed a marriage license with Mary Frances Kelly, marking his third marriage after Zsa Zsa Gabor.
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William AH. Williams
Reg Murphy
Williams
Lilburn
Murphy
The
Atlanta Constitution
Atlanta Newspapers, Inc
Conrad Hilton
United ‘Airlines
Mary Frances ‘Kelly
Santa Monica Superior Court
Miss Kelly
Hilton
Zsa
Zsa Gabor
Tip for Carter A Wyearvid bellhop at Crown Center
A Kansas City hotel worker reports President-elect Carter is seen carrying his own baggage. The bellhop says staff burnout and customer service suffer if guests request cafe style service. A separate Watergate note recalls Ulasewicz’s tax fraud testimony and other Nixon-era figures.
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Wyearvid Bellhop
Carter
Tom Gould
Crown Center
Kansas City
New York
Watergate
Anthony Ulasewicz
Nixon
Leo Libowitz
TRS
Ulasewicz
New York City
Libowitz
Adoption annulment shocks between lovers in Westerly
Judge John Latto of Westerly Probate Court revoked the adoption of Flaine Ivy Tattersall by Joseph Comelliard, ages 23 and 21, ordering both to appear with counsel on January 5. The couple had sought adoption to legitimize their relationship, while Rossi of the Family Court had warned the move bordered on incest and violated state law.
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John Latlo
Westerly
Joseph Comelliard
Flaine Ivy Tattersall
Aram Herberian
Family Court
Angelo Rossi
First Lady Betty Ford Enjoys Christmas Shopping In Vail
Betty Ford, wife of the late President, strolls through Vail Village while Ford skis on limited slopes. She speaks of relief over the election result, notes skiing helps her husband, and mentions her health battles including arthritis and past breast cancer surgery.
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Vail
Colo
Colorado Rockies
California
Betty Ford
Vail Mountain
Ford
Pope seeks sainthood for Irish drunkard known as the saint in overalls
Pope Paul VI announced he hopes to beatify Matthew Talbot of Dublin next year, applauding his life from a 16 year drinker to a devout worker in a lumber yard and church. He urged addressing the Mafia with spirit and renewal rather than force, saying prisons often worsen crime. Talbot’s cause has run 30 years in the Vatican’s saints process.
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Ireland
Vatican
Congregation For the Causes of Saints
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