Inaugural parties spark a Washington celebration surge
The nation dives into lavish inaugural festivities as Nixon and Kennedy legacies echo in Washington. Caterers fear champagne demand, while both parties plan up to seven ball sites. Invitations offer two tickets at 35 dollars with added travel and hotel costs. The shindigs reveal a rich yet uneven economy amid changing administrations.
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Washington
Nixon
Williard Marriott
John F. Kennedy
White House
Embassy Row
State Department
Stuart Saunders Named Businessman of the Year in 1960s
Stuart Saunders, head of the Penn Central system, is praised as a top railroad leader and named Saturday Review Businessman of the Year. The profile highlights his role in rail mergers, diversification to stabilize cyclical rail operations, and his legal training shaping a new era of management.
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Saturday Review
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Frank Stanton
Ralph Cordiner
George Romyev
Neil McElroy
Henry Ford
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New York Central
Norfolk and Western
Virginian
Atlantic Coast Line
Atlantic Seaboard
High Point
Thomasville
Denton
Saunders
Eastern
Associated Press
AP News
N.C
N. C
Mien Poh Enterprise, Inc
Pueblo crew faces Navy court of inquiry after seized ship
Editorial piece reviews the Pueblo seizure and the Navy court of inquiry to follow. It notes the crew's release after 11 months, the conduct code for POWs, past defection cases, and potential scrutiny of the sailors under new lines of inquiry and possible brainwashing concerns.
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Navy
North Korea
Lloyd M. Bucher
John J. Hyland
Pacific Fleet
U. S
Eisenhower
Red China
U. S S
BRAWLEY student government officers listed with errors
A fragmented OCR list shows BRAWLEY student body officials including president Go LOCKWOOD vice president DAVID A RAWLEY secretary RANDALL I TERRY treasurer HOLT McPHERSON editor SOS BROWN and advertising director W TOOL with garbled names and titles suggesting a transcription issue.
Nixon Aides Scrutinize Conflicts Over Alaska Subcontract
Ehrlichman leads a notebook to screen new Nixon appointees for conflicts, urging caution about appearances. The piece cites Walter Hickel's Alaska governor tenure and a $1 million Anchorage airport plumbing and heating subcontract awarded to Hickel’s firm amid bid confusion. It also notes Laird’s urging speed in the House Republican Conference and plans for an inaugural ball hosted by 2,000 students, plus Maurice Stans' veteran role in a smooth Johnson-to-Nixon transfer.
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Nixon
John D. Ehrlichman
Ehrlichnan
Senate Interior Committee
Walter J. Hickel
Interior
Hickel
Alaska
Anchorage
C. R. Lewis
Lewis
Alll
Secretary of the Interior
Republican Inaugural Committee
Sheraton Park
Mark Evans
Nations
Evans
Johnson
Commerce
Maurice Stans
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Stans
Africa
Children’s Nature Museum
Rock Hill
Shakopee
Minn
Northwestern University
North Carolina Eyes Uniform Anatomical Gift Act
A North Carolina medical ethics column discusses the Uniform Anatomical Gift Act approved by the National Conference on Uniform State Laws. It explains aims to standardize organ and tissue donation law, examines death definitions, donor protections, and the legal questions raised by heart transplants and interjurisdictional organ shipment.
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National Conference of Commissioners On
North Carolina Medical Society
Arthur Hugh Clough
Geneva
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