Talk:Hal Daub

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[edit] Patriotic Program Offered By Daub In 1972 At Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Parish

Anyone else out there recall Harold John "Hal" Daub contacting Monseignor Ulrich, Pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes Catholic Church in Omaha, Nebraska, to offer his parishoners the opportunity to participate in a "Patriotic Program" which would show their loyalty to the United States at a time when the Vietnam War had deteriorated support of the US government from the people of the United States to a modern all time low?

Perhaps you recall Daub offering the program as a way to enhance the futures of the small children whose mothers were asked to volunteer them to the program by Daub?

Anyone recall the Omaha Police Division officers Daub was supported by?

This was prior to any political career Hal Daub had begun.

Anyone besides Jenny May, Jean Gruidel, and Marlene Stewart and their children participate in this program?

Thanks! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 209.34.211.80 (talk) 16:05, 8 November 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Our Lady Of Lourdes Parishoner Marge Kranda