Eastland recalls Nixon support in Mississippi 1972 race
Sen James C Eastland spoke through tears about his covert backing for Richard Nixon during the 1972 campaign in Mississippi. He cited Nixon authorization of 750 million dollars for rebuilding the coast after Hurricane Camille and recalled Nixon asking for his help in the election.
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Pope Paul VI died a poor pope say brother Montini
The Pope, renowned for giving away money and gifts, lived simply in the Vatican. Lodovici Montini recalls that Paul VI rejected wealth and said there is nothing left that is his. Vatican officials note gifts came from many sources during his 15 years as pontiff. The last meeting with his brother was in May.
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Funds Missing For C Wallace Ends Campaign Bid In Alabama
Cornelia Wallace, 38, who is divorced from Gov. George C Wallace, withdraws from the Sept 5 Democratic primary after saying campaign funds vanished. Her uncle James E Folsom, a former governor, remains in the gubernatorial race. She had signed with a Nashville talent agency before entering the race in July.
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Big Jim” Folsom
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Missing Meat Prompts Arrest at Fletcher Inc
Bonifacio Sanchez, 18, of 500 S Beech Ave, was arrested at the Fletcher building on a larceny charge after police say he took more than 100 dollars worth of assorted meat products. He was arrested at 2 15 p m Friday following a manager report.
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Roswell hosts large Order of the Arrow conclave at NMMI
More than 300 Boy Scouts from New Mexico and West Texas gathered at the New Mexico Military Institute in Roswell for a three day Order of the Arrow conclave. Attendees from Albuquerque Roswell Amarillo Brownwood Abilene El Paso Lubbock Midland and Pampa camped on the parade grounds and participated in Indian heritage ceremonies and dances. Seven Roswell boys—David Bolton Kelsey Denton Chris Hyatt Garland Kelley Matt Murphy Michael Sabin and John Tucker—attended the event which is rotating locations and will move to Amarillo next year.
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