Bremer Compared To Oswald Sirhan
New York AP profile of Arthur H. Bremer a 21 year old loner accused of shooting Governor George Wallace. The piece compares Bremer to Oswald and Sirhan B. and cites psychiatrists on the mindset of assassins. It notes Bremer's background Milwaukee family life schooling and personality. A number of acquaintances describe him as withdrawn and unfriendly.
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Arthur H. Bremer
Lee Harvey Oswald
Sirhan B. N
Justice Department
Bremer
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Wallace
Laurel
Sirhan
Robert F. Kennedy
Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
David Abrahamson
Abrahamisen
Gsr
Stan
Milwaukee
Marine Corps
Fred E. Blue Jr
Kennedy
Theodore Bremer
Robert Kennedy
Jordan
Delores Wasche
New Orleans
Rotarians Radio Day Saturday Boosts Charity in Corry
Corry Rotary Club hosts a one day WOTR fundraiser with members acting as disc jockeys from 7 am to 6 pm. Advertising proceeds support a local project while the high school band and chorus perform from 11 am to noon and a replay airs at 7 pm. Rotarians’ hourly lineup lists members and time slots throughout the day.
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WOTR
Corry
Rotarians
Olin W. Bracken Jr
Richard Brostrom
Jerome Davis
Raymond Cathers
Eugene Theisen
Alfred Ficcardi
Donald Watson
Gerard Rushin
Charles Webster
Michael Kuzma Jr
John McLean
George Black
Martin Grieshaw
Jack Stahl
Allen Hasbrouck
Barry Tingley
Ray Elsen
Edward Zarger
Evolution Issue In Teacher Firing
West Seneca board fires Janet Hackett a long time teacher after a dispute over evolution lessons in social anthropology. Attorney for Hackett cites the case as an issue of academic freedom and church state separation while noting other disciplinary matters.
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Buffalo
West Seneca
Board of Education
John T. Scopes
Dayton, Tenn
Janet Hackett
East Senior
J. Pierce McGrath
East
Wesley Starkweather
Hackett
Lippes
Mrs. Hackett
Starkweather
Treasury Reins Fall To U S Budget Director
President Nixon will shift the reins of economic policy to George P. Shultz, named as the new Treasury secretary after John B. Connally announces his resignation. Shultz, a former Labor secretary and OMB head, is portrayed as low profile but firm, signaling policy continuity.
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Treasury
U.S. Budget
Washington
John B. Connally
Secretary of the Treasury
George P. Shultz
Nixon
Shultz
Labor
Connally
Treasury Department
University At Chicago Graduate School of Business
Office of Management
White House
Ime
Texas
Shultz Mhust
Connally as Nixon’s running mate speculation grows
Washington report notes President Nixon praises John B. Connally upon resignation as Treasury secretary. Agnew signals possible return but may defer to Nixon on choosing a running mate. Connally’s strong economic leadership and Texas ties fuel talk of a 1972 ticket shift.
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Washington
Nixon
Treasury
John B. Connally
Spiro T. Agnew
Connally
Texas
Agnew
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