Nixon urged as foreign policy elder statesman
Charles Colson urged using former president Richard Nixon as an elder statesman on foreign policy during a Tulsa talk on moral reform. Colson, a seven month Watergate convict, argued Nixon knows more about China and the Soviet Union than anyone else and should be utilized.
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Soviet Union
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Lillian Lunan Aims to Sip Bourbon in the Afternoon
President Carter's mother told Atlanta viewers she enjoys a little bourbon in the afternoon even if the White House is dry. Host Phil Donahue asked how she manages liquor, she says she takes one drink daily. Gay bandleader Lombardo remains in critical condition in Houston after heart surgery and aneurysm repair by Dr Michael DeBakey on Sept. 23. Lombardo and his Royal Canadians historically mark New Year for many Americans with Auld Lang Syne from New York's Wollman-Astoria Hotel.
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Go Go Girl Shines Amid Many Jobs in Osco Hamlet
Janice Hickenbottom is hailed as the nation s busiest woman in a small Osco hamlet. She works a corn shelling rig and grain truck, tends bar at Tony s Tap, and fixes catfish at the world s best according to locals. A mother of three, she bowls weekly, farms, and keeps busy between missions with her CB handle Baby Sister.
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Fonda offers free encore at Central Michigan University
Jane Fonda offered a free encore after a speech at Central Michigan University sparked debate and led Dow Chemical Co to cut grants. The Association for Women Students planned to form a committee to meet Dow executives while groups debated student reaction to her criticism of big corporations. Elizabeth II and Prince Philip planned a state visit to West Germany May 2-28 at President Walter's invitation aboard a royal aircraft.
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De Niro and wife sued over cat-scratch damages
Former landlord Kurt Scharff files a 10000 dollar lawsuit against Robert De Niro and Diane for alleged cat scratches to carpets draperies and furnishings in the Bel Air residence they leased from August 1975 to April of the following year. The suit cites “a great number of cats” kept at the home and seeks recovery for damages.
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McGovern cancels Yale visit over picket lines
Senator George McGovern canceled a three day Yale visit tied to a Chubb fellowship after stating he would not cross Yale picket lines. Local 3 of the Federation of University Employees said the 1400 striking workers were behind the protest.
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Sturgis links JFK case to Communist pressure claim
Watergate burglar Frank Sturgis says Communist agents pressured his former CIA associate Martin Lorenz into accusing him of involvement in Kennedy’s assassination. He was released on bond after a court appearance and faces a Manhattan hearing as Lorenz’s testimony is challenged.
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Dallas
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Carter signs order easing guilt feelings among POWs
President Carter signed an executive order to lessen guilt in soldiers who might be captured and forced to disclose information. The change, removing the word only, requires prisoners to provide name, rank, service number and date of birth, aiming to reduce feelings of coercion.
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Anita Bryant backs federal law to outlaw homosexuality
About 150 gay rights activists protested outside NBC in mid Manhattan as Anita Bryant agreed on NBC Today to support a federal ban on homosexuality. She offered no specifics on scope or penalties, defended herself against threats linked to the Des Moines pie incident, and faced chants of gay power from the demonstrators across from Radio City Music Hall.
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