Wilkinson New GC President Named For Greensboro College
Greensboro College trustees appoint Dr. Howard Charles Wilkinson 54 as the new president to lead the 575 student Methodist related college. Wilkinson, a 15 year Duke University chaplain, succeeds Dr. David Hobberley who resigned earlier this year and joined the United Methodist Church staff in Tennessee.
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Airline To Reward Farmer After Finding Skyjacker ransom
PERU Ind. AP Lowell Elliott, a farmer recovering from a heart attack, found 500000 paid as ransom in a soybean field after a skyjacker vanished. American Airlines offered a monetary gift and an all expenses trip to Elliott and his family, while officials decide the final amount in New York.
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Cheese Craft Preserved by Church Across Dark Ages
Through the Dark Ages cheese making survived under church protection. Monasteries kept secret formulas for rare varieties as priceless possessions.
House backs war and weapons policies vote
The House rejected efforts to cut a 21.3 billion arms bill and to set a war pullout deadline. It defeated a proposal to ban bombing North Vietnamese dams and dikes. The chamber approved 334 to 59 the authorization for tanks missiles ships planes and other weapons for the fiscal year starting July 1.
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Handgun Bill Sent To Senate Debate In Congress
Washington AP reports a Judiciary Committee approved a bill banning Saturday Night Specials aimed at reducing handgun sales. Senator Hart plans stronger changes to outlaw ownership and sale of all handguns with small barrels or short overall length. The measure backer Bayh says it would cut about one million of the 2.6 million guns sold annually.
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India Pakistan open peace talks start in Simla
India and Pakistan prepared for a summit between Indira Gandhi and Zulfikar Ali Bhutto with tough lines on POWs. Pakistan demands return of 91,000 prisoners of war and recognition of the Kashmir cease fire line as an international boundary.
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