Idea, Hard Work Move Man to Vice Presidency
AP recounts Dave Fiedler rise from 21-year-old trainee to vice president at University of Texas arms campus police program. His story illustrates faith, hard work, and merit in corporate advancement within a demanding organization.
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University of Texas Arms Campus Police
Joan Cunnife
New York
Dave Fie2ler
Fiedler
Austin, Tex
Cus
University of
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Austin
Tempo Designs
State Inc
Hej
Doctors quit smoking shakes up American habits
Chicago report notes 52 percent of doctors do not smoke, many quitting recently due to cigarette cancer links. A new nicotine replacement tablet claims to curb urge with under 2 percent still smoking among 150,000 users. Readers may request free information from the Anti-Tobacco Center of America.
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Chicago
Anti-Tobacco Center of America
Park Avenue South
New York City
Olds 88 Days Promote Tilt and Telescope Wheel
Oldsmobile promotes a new Tilt and Telescope Steering Wheel with Instant Horn as part of Olds 88 Days. The offer highlights easy ownership and direct dealer availability now.
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Oldsmobile
Olds
Nixon Campaigns in New Hampshire Races Forward
AP reports Richard M. Nixon begins his New Hampshire primary drive with a calmer, more self deprecating style. He promotes future aims, critiques the Johnson administration, and plans small-town meetings with his wife and daughters. He cites a 3-1 polling edge over Romney but warns NH results will shape Wisconsin ahead.
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Belman Morin
Concord
Richard M. Nixon
Johnson
Nixon
New Hampshire
St Anselm's Academy
Granite State
George Romney
Michigan
GCF
Wisconsin
John F. Kennedy
California
1968 GOP Campaign Not As Bitter As '64 Race
The 1968 New Hampshire GOP presidential primary race is polite with little direct opposition between George Romney and Richard Nixon. Romney challenges Nixon to a debate, while Nixon rejects it, signaling a calmer primary than Rockefeller-Goldwater clashes in 1964. Romney portrays experience as key, while Nixon emphasizes readiness without naming opponents.
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South Korea
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Nixon
Walter & Mears
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
New Hampshire
George Romney
Richard M. Nixon
Romney
Littletown
Mr. Nixon
GOP
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
Goldwater
Michigan
Alexei N. Kosygin
Nikita 5
Khrushchev
Attorney Is Searched At Santa Fe Hearing
In Santa Fe New Mexico a preliminary hearing for 20 members of a militant Spanish American group opened with police screening all entrants. Defenses attorney Joseph Roberts challenged the searches and won an order that attorneys not be searched outside the courtroom. The judge noted he himself was searched.
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Indianal
Fiedler
American Oil
Standard
Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Joseph Roberts
Dstrict
Joe Angel
Angel
Roberts
Commission Loft On DuBois Matter
An FCC member says the commission shows an overdose of tolerance by ordering WHN New York to give free air time to spokesmen for the DuBois Clubs. The FCC required rebuttal time after a critics’ editorial labeled the group controlled by American Communists. A dissenting commissioner voices opposition to linking the club to communism.
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FCC
WHN
New York City
DuBois Clubs
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