Something Big Behind Nixon Campaign Staff Emerges
A young, capable brain trust forming around Richard Nixon signals a major bid for the Presidency. Liberal Republicans join a centrist Nixon faction as Raymond Price notes the boss’s view of youth and experience shaping a strong, broad-appeal ticket. Nixon, nearing 55, is the youngest potential standard bearer. Romney is 60, Rockefeller 59, Reagan 56.
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Richard M. Nixon
Raymond K. Price, Jr
New York Herald Tribune
Nixon
Price
George Romney
Michigan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Ronald Reagan
California
Computerized schooling to test nationwide program in New York
A national rollout begins March 15 with 6000 pupils across 15 New York elementary schools in a large scale computer aided drill in reading writing and math. The $2.5 million federal grant backs the effort aimed at lifting disadvantaged students to job readiness and reducing unemployment.
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New York
Palo Alto
Calif
Florida appeals court says tobacco maker liable for smoker's death
The Fifth Circuit orders a new jury to determine damages after two Florida juries found smoking caused lung cancer but exonerated American Tobacco Company for lack of knowledge. The decision retroactively makes the company liable for injuries, potentially opening many future claims. The manufacturer appeals to the Supreme Court amid broad social implications.
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Florida
American Tobacco Company
U. S Court of Appeals For
Fifth Circuit
New Orleans
Supreme Court
Signs of growing friction between Cuba and the Soviet Union
The piece argues Moscow may be curbing Cuba's subsidies and influence after years of financial aid and sugar purchases. It notes signs of strain, including harsh Pravda critiques of Che Guevara, a Cuban trade mission return from Moscow, and a reshuffle in Cuban leadership. The author warns whether the new measures hint at a broader reorientation of Cuban policy and Soviet leverage.
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Fidel Castro
Anibal Escalante
Cuba
Russia
Kremlin
Castro
Widley
Pravda
Ernesto
Che) Guevara
Bolivia
Havana
A. A. Soldatov
Moscow
Escalante
Guevara
Latin America
A Conservative View James Kilpatrick on the Pueblo
Kilpatrick argues the Pueblo affair exposes the gap between public outrage and policy. He emphasizes the shadow world of intelligence, limits to national honor, and the need for patience and prudence rather than rash retaliation, noting the ship remains a pawn in a broader geopolitical game.
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United Nations
N. Y
U.S.S
Wonsan
Ambassador Goldberg
United States
Rusk
Security Council
North Korean
Council
Stimson
U. N
Pueblo
Korea
ABA study would favor probation over prison in many crimes
James Marlow notes an American Bar Association proposal urging judges to use probation or non custodial sentences as the starting point for most offenses. The plan would limit prison terms to serious crimes and allow rehabilitative sentencing, aiming to cut costs and reduce unnecessary confinement.
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Barry Schweid
Associated Press
Washington
American Bar Association
ABA
Colorado
California
Picketing UAW Seeks Higher Wages in Brooklyn Office
Seven office employees of the United Auto Workers union in Brooklyn picket for higher wages. The office workers and UAW are separated by $3 on a proposed three year contract. Both sides bring bargaining experience but have yet to bridge the gap.
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United Auto Workers
Brooklyn
Office
UAW
New York School Guards Called After Principal Attack
After four intruders attacked a public school principal and two teachers in New York the superintendent of schools urged appointing security guards with limited arrest powers to police the citys 903 public schools daily Violence knows no limits.
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New York
Mud Hens pick Athens for spring training site
The Toledo Mud Hens of the American Association chose Athens as their spring training base over Carbondale Illinois citing Ohio University activities as influential. Nelsonville City Council urged state action to repair or replace the unsafe Hocking River bridge on Route 278. General Chiang in Washington told the U S China had millions ready to fight for the Allies. Glouster village council meeting devolved into a gab fest with little business.
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Toledo Mud Hens
American Association
Athens
Carbondale
Ohio University
Nelsonville
Hocking River
Chiang
Washington
United States
China
Glouster Village
Railroads Agree Job Protections Ahead of Northwest Merger
Four railroads forming a Northwest system reach contracts with 21 employee unions to guarantee lifetime jobs for current workers as the Great Northern Northern Pacific Burlington and Spokane Portland Seattle merge. The ICC approved the merger on Nov 30, and protections limit replacements to retirement disability or death, aiming to shield current staff while future labor is hired.
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Northwest
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
Spokane
Portland
Seattle
Interstate Commerce Commission
Party Discipline in Britain References Abstention Scandal
The ruling Labor Party barred 25 members from attending party caucuses after they abstained in a vote of confidence for Prime Minister Harold Wilson. The event highlights strict party discipline within the UK during Wilson's tenure.
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Britain
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Athens Miessenaer Advertises Daily Deliveries and Rates
The Athens newspaper lists delivery options and prices for daily and Sunday editions, including carrier and mail rates. It notes locations in Ohio and West Virginia, with a 1918 act classification and a mailing address at 43 W Union St, Athens, Ohio.
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Athens Messenger
the Messenger Publishing Company
West Union Street
Athens
Ohio
Frederick W. Bush
Gordon K. Bush
G. Kenner Bush
M. W. McDargh
Fred W. Weber
Charles W. Reamer
West Virginia
US & Possessions
Athens Post Office
Ag Pecahing Co
Union St
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Joseph Alsop
James Kilpatrick
Agha Shahi
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Platon D. Morozov
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