Agnew Defends Loyalty Tests For Republicans In Pittsburgh
Vice President Agnew praised Senator Hugh Scott of Pennsylvania as a loyal party leader during a Pittsburgh fund raising dinner. He contrasted Scott with Senator Goodell, arguing Goodell risks his political future by publicly opposing the administration while Scott remains aligned. Agnew urged loyalty to the President across both parties to avoid internal division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Senate
Agnew
New York
Charles E. Goodall
Scott
Pittsburgh
Nixon
Goodell
Kopechne
Edgartown
Mass
Mary Jo Kopechne
Edward Kennedy
Kennedy
Edgartown Harbor
Creighton Abrams
Vietnam
Abrams
Faculty Politicizing Debate Over Student Unrest Warned in California
California university leaders warn faculty to stop politics on campus time while campus chancellors must judge a gray area of political activity. Student leaders note political discourse remains allowed in designated campus zones, yet violence and bombings alienate students and risk research years.
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California
Charles J. Hitch
California University
Regents
Jeff Bostic
Berkely
Robert Fassnacht
Wisconsin University
Fallout From Bolivian Coup Linked To Regional Shift
The coup in Bolivia ousted Gen Alfredo Ovando Candia and installed a conservative junta, paving the way for Gen Juan Jose Torres. The upheaval follows Peru’s expropriations under Gen Juan Velasco Alvarado and signals a broader leftist, pro nationalist shift across the region. Moscow sees growing influence as Chile and Bolivia trend left.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivia
Juan Jose Torres
South America
Peru
Juan Velasco Alvarado
Chile
Salvadore Allende
Congress
Alfredo Ovando Candia
Torres
Ovanda
Paz
Ovando
Army
Gulf Oil Company
Moscow
Corvair safety push spurs push for recall probe
Senator Vance Hartke urged immediate Transportation Department action after GM faced scrutiny over Corvair carbon monoxide leaks. Volpe ordered a fast review to determine whether a recall is warranted amid past warnings and a 1967 Los Alamos engineer finding.
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Washington
Vance Hartke
Transportation Department
John Volpe
Highway Safety Bureau
General Motors
Hartke
Senate Transportation Subcommittee
Volpe
Hoosier Democrat
New Mexico
Philadelphia
Kolsby
Wolf
Alfred R. Koelle
Los Alamos
N.M
North Carolina Considers State Reorganization Toward 25 Departments
A proposed constitutional amendment would restructure 317 state agencies into a maximum of 25 departments by July 1, 1975, with eight headed by elected officers and 12 by appointed directors. Governor Scott named a 47 member study commission to draft a blueprint for reorganization and address whether regulatory agencies remain outside department control.
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North Carolina
Scott
Agriculture
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Secretary of State
Study Commission
General Assembly
State Utilities Commission
Industrial Commission
Reorganization Study Commission
The
Utilities Commission
Department of Consumer Affairs
State Board of Alcoholic Control, Banking Commission
Milk Commission
Rural Electrification Authority
Credit Union and Burial Commission
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Andes
Tibet
Alcides Aguedas
Spain
Latin America
National Revolutionary Movement
M.N.R
Victor Paz Estenssoro
High Point Enterprise
High Point Enterprise, Inc
Church Avenue
High Point
N.C
Vic
E A. Rawley
Davida RA Teary, JR
Seee
Eparrenson
Soie Ete
Ikiaon Nicsap Teague
Peaddie
Gen. Mae
Associated Pres
N. Sf
N. C
Corvair Investigation
Edward Wolf
Herbert Kolsby
Wolf-Kolsby
Pepe
Corvair
Merry
By Jack Anderson
Holt McPherson
NASA
John H. Disher
Sperry and Hutchinson
American and
Drew
North Wilkesboro
American
Dick Johnson
Lea Industries
Black Brothers
Morristown
Tenn
Bigelow-Sanford
Gunlock Company
W. R. Peters
High Point Memorial Hospital
Reese Felts
Elks Lodge
Robert G. Tuttle
First United Methodist Church
New Zealand
Robert Thorney
Myers Park United Methodist Church
Charlotte
Paul Geniec
Baptist Hospital
Winston- Salem
Berry’s
NEA
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