Goheen to resign Princeton presidency in 1972
Dr. Robert F. Goheen, 51, president of Princeton University, announced he will resign by June 3, 1972. He cited a belief that a university president should normally serve 10 to 15 years as the school faces unrest, financial strain, and changing campus culture including coeds and protests. He will likely return to teaching classics after leaving office.
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Virginia to ratify Vote 18 amendment in state
Governor Miller announced that Virginia would seek ratification of the Vote 18 amendment to lower the voting age to 18 for all elections. The measure, adopted by Congress earlier this week, faces action in the state assembly and a statewide referendum. A Justice Department decision on Virginia’s reapportionment and voting-law changes was anticipated by Monday.
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Weather and political notes mix in regional update
A storm brought 4 to 7 inches of snow across parts of the Southeast and slick roads from Hickory to Murph y. Multiple deaths were blamed on traffic accidents near Sesquicentennial State Park in Richland County as the system disrupted travel. In Washington, Casey Rogers faced scrutiny over Mideast policy and a proposed peacekeeping force as senators debated his stance and past securities cases, with leaders noting no wrongdoing but ongoing questions about governance of the SEC.
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Armored Watch Towers Rise Along Suez Canal Front
Western observers describe a tense cease fire zone along the Suez Canal where Egyptian and Israeli troops face off in trench lines. Egyptians dig in on two fronts while Israelis report watching towers and aerial reconnaissance. Russian personnel are seen in Egyptian positions as both sides accuse the other of violations and intimidation.
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Nixon Warned He Faces Loss Of Student Vote In 72
Five student body leaders met President Nixon in Washington and warned him he could lose the entire student vote in 1972. They described a candid 25 minute talk with Nixon during a five day visit to discuss student concerns and a proposed non military volunteer program.
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Irish Urday of James Chichester Clark As Prime Minister
Faulkner Was chosen prime minister on Tuesday guiding political transition in Ireland amidst changes. Names and places appear in fragmentary form, with key figure James Chichester Clark referenced in the context of leadership.
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