Belcher named to Ohio Board of Regents amid resignation
John McElroy said Paul Belcher Akron banker will join the Ohio Board of Regents replacing Ward Keenner who resigned amid disagreement with Gov Rhodes education plans. Belcher must resign Akron University trusteeship before appointment becomes official.
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Ohio
John McElroy
James A. Rhodes
Paul Belcher
Akron
Ohio Board of Regents
Ward Keenner
McElroy
Belcher
Akron University
Youth Found Guilty In Athens Rape Trial Lesser Charge
Inside Today reports a youth found guilty on a lesser charge in an Athens rape case. State health head Martin Janis attends the opening of an acute intensive treatment wing at State Hospital. Nixon's dilemma on cutting spending while aiding the poor is debated. Major leagues threaten to sign PACs amid pressure and enforcement concerns.
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Athens
Martin Janis
State Hospital
Nixon
Dealers' Problems Explained in Warranty Dispute
Washington AP reports auto dealers say big car makers underpay for warranty repairs since the 1962 extended warranty. Warren McEleney of the National Automobile Association testifies that losses drive dealers to seek revenue from new or used car sales and service profits. William Winpisinger adds the system harms mechanics and dealer pay.
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Warren J. McEleney
National Automobile Association
McEleney
Clinton, Iowa
William W. Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
Nixon Considers Harriman Talks and Warren Retention
President-elect Nixon weighs sending a personal observer to Paris peace talks as Harriman backs the idea. Warren agrees to remain Chief Justice until next June. Nixon unveils six task forces led by Pifer Younger Haberler Dunlop Meiselman Cormuelle and McCracken for the incoming administration.
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Richard M. Nixon
Paris
W. Averell Harriman
U.S
Ronald Ziegler
Nixon
Harriman
Washington
Ziegler
Warren
Supreme Court
Sacramento
Calif
Robert H. Finch
Palm Springs
Alan Pifer
Carnegie Foundation
Pifer
Boston
Governors Back Bliss as GOP National Chairman
Governors at the Palm Springs meeting voiced strong support for Ray Bliss to remain GOP national chairman. They praised his campaign leadership and warned against replacing him, while privately pressuring for a Western secretary of interior and noting Nixon’s late communications.
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Calif
Ray Bliss
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
Bliss
Ronald Reagan
California
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Tom McCall
Oregon
Nixon
Evans
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Fla
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Reagan
Tim Babcock
Montana
Babcock
White House
South Vietnamese Peace Delegation Set for Paris Arrival
South Vietnam declares its entire peace conference delegation led by Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky will land in Paris Sunday for expanded talks. Ky will join Ambassador Pham Dang Lam as head of the Saigon team, greeting U S officials and planning strategy amid security preparations and pro Saigon demonstrations in Paris.
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Nguyen Cao Ky
South Vietnam
Orly
Pham Dang Lam
Lam
Saigon
W. Averell Harriman
Cyrus R. Vance
U.S
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Vance
Col
Ha van Lau
NLF
Nguyen Thi Binh
U.S. Viet Toll Up During November
U S military says 681 American troops killed in the four weeks after the halt in bombing North Vietnam, with 228 killed last week the highest in two months. Casualties rose 27 percent from October as ground fighting intensified near the Cambodian border and along a 100 mile arc.
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U.S
Mand
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U.S. Command
San Francisco State talks continue after campus turmoil
San Francisco State College acting president Hayakawa pursued negotiations with campus dissidents after a week of turmoil. About 1,000 demonstrators were herded from the quad by 500 officers with 45 arrests to date and limited suspensions. attendance remained normal in morning classes but fell in the afternoon.
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San Francisco
Ph . S. I. Hayakawa
San Francisco State College
Hayakawa
Robert R. Smith
Carlton Goodlett
Grand Jury May Study Walker Report on DNC Violence
Federal grand jury in Chicago considers examining Daniel Walker's report on disturbances at the Democratic National Convention. Judge Campbell questions timing and prompt release. He notes a 53 day limit and may probe whether the findings should have been disclosed before the grand jury.
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President’s Commission On
William J. Campbell
U.S. District Court
Daniel Walker
Campbell
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