DeCrow Linked to Rosenbergs
FBI files reveal Karen DeCrow was linked in 1953 to a group seeking clemency for Ethel and Julius Rosenberg, though she says she was 15 and not political. The memo notes a then name Suspected security risk sent mail to Karen Lipschultz in 1955. Her later NOW activism shows few 1969 1970 records.
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Karen DeCrow
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National Organization For Women
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Lance home goes on sale
Bert Lance's home Butterfly Mania, one of four Georgia properties owned by Lance, is listed for about $2 million. LaBelle Lance said the family plans to be in Washington long term, noting their Washington rent is $18,000 annually, as reported by The Atlanta Constitution.
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Bert Lance
Washington
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National Bank of Georgia
Lances
Georgetown
Beardless she names the house symbol of fragility and happiness
A speaker recalls naming a house after a butterfly emblem. She explains the butterfly as her special symbol representing fragility and happiness.
Ford grants obituary interview to Times after death
Newsweek says former President Gerald R. Ford agreed to an obituary interview with the New York Times for publication after his death. The Times had pursued the interview for a year but was blocked by Donald Rumsfeld who called the idea morbid.
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Gerald R. Ford
New York Times
Newsweek Magazine
the Times
Ford
Donald Rumsfeld
NOW Targets Mormon Church in ERA Battle
Tucson NOW chapter president Meridith Little identifies the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints as a key conservative force behind ERA defeats in the Arizona Legislature. The statement sets a focus for NOW as it campaigns for ratification in the state.
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Tucson, Ariz
National Organization For Women
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Mormon
Arizona
NOW
Meridith Little
Tucson
Mormon Church
Government to study Laetrile claims in cancer patients
Federal officials plan case studies of several hundred cancer patients who say Laetrile helped them. If reviews fail to support claims, a trial on volunteers could be considered. Dr. Arthur C. Upton of the NCI and agencies will decide case selection in a meeting.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Arthur C. Upton
Upton
NBC
Meet the Press
Newell
Market Report Stocks Reverse Trend
New York stock prices rose in a slow-paced rally after a five week decline. The Dow Jones average stood at 860.36, up 4.94, with gainers leading losers by more than two to one on the NYSE as traders expected an end to excessive economic pessimism.
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New York
Police probe parlor theft in Roswell area
City police investigate theft from a Roswell beauty parlor with over 150 dollars in goods taken after burglars pulled an air conditioner from a window and cut through a wall from Wade's Laundry next door. A Uniperm machine valued at 140 and two radios were reported stolen. Other notes include two 10 speed bicycles stolen from residents' yards and porch with values over 100 dollars, and multiple broken windows causing over 100 dollars in damage.
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Wallace Wade
Wade
S. Main St
C.C. Gon_ Bland Sr
Febe Catano
E. Summit St
Gustave Schwarz
S. Holland Ave
Spruce St
Parr denies Box 13 tie in Johnson Senate vote
In a February 1975 taped interview shortly before his death the late George B. Parr denies involvement in Box 13 fraud that helped Lyndon B. Johnson reach the U.S. Senate. He accuses election judge Luis Salas of adding 200 fraudulent names to poll lists and claims Johnson sought more votes with Parr’s help. Salas admits certifying 99 fraudulent Johnson votes in 1948 but says Parr ordered them.
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George B. Parr
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Duval
Jim Wells
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S. Senate
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Parr
Luis Salas
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Johnson
Box 13
Associated Press
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Beverly Hills
Dudley Lynch
the Duke of Duval
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