Alden Announces Resignation As Ohio University President
Ohio University president Vernon R. Alden will resign next June to become chairman of The Boston Co. and the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co. He will complete seven years at Ohio this January. Alden has served as director of The Boston Co. since its founding and of the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Co. since 1959. The Boston Co. oversees assets over 3 billion dollars and includes university endowment management and investment advisory firms. Alden expresses pride in Ohio’s growth and pledges a smooth transition to a new president chosen by the trustees.
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Penitentiary contracts eyed for Lucasville
State Architect Carl E. Bentz planned meetings with low bidding contractors to cut alternate proposals and secure bids within available funds for the new 25 million penitentiary at Lucasville Scioto County.
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Bribery Probe Ordered Over Hoffa Testimony Claims
A special grand jury in Nashville is to probe bribery allegations tied to Hoffa witness testimony. Walter Sheridan testified of offers to bribe Ed ward Grady Partin and Robert Vick, with claims of a $1 million pay for changing statements. Judges Miller and Gray directed investigations into Sheridan and Earl Wingo statements.
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Occupation Troops Withdraw From Prague and Cities
Soviet troops pull back with less tank presence in Prague and other cities as civilian traffic resumes. Evacuations reported in Bratislava Kosice and Brno while air transport and embassy grounds show remaining forces. Kuznetsov presses government on press control and ban on opposition parties as withdrawal plan unfolds.
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Nixon and Humphrey clash over treaty ratification
The Associated Press reports a sharp split between Nixon and Humphrey on Senate ratification of a multination nuclear arms treaty. Nixon favors ratification but seeks delays to reassess Soviet aims in Czechoslovakia and Western Europe. Humphrey urges prompt ratification to build East West ties amid rising superpower tensions.
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Talmadge Defeats Jackson in Georgia Senate renomination
ATLANTA AP Senator Herman E. Talmadge won renomination to the U.S. Senate by a margin of nearly 31 votes. Opponent Maynard Jackson, the first Black candidate to win a statewide Georgia race since Reconstruction, called the result a moral victory and pledged to continue civic progress in the state.
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Ray Raynor Lawyers Seek Change Over Unusual Punishment
MEMPHIS AP chief attorney Arthur Hanes Sr. says James Earl Ray may be unable to face a November 12 murder trial due to mental strain from intense security. Ray, returned from England July 19, is jailed in Shelby County with bright lights and constant surveillance, described as cruel and unusual punishment. Hanes plans a motion to modify conditions before the trial.
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