Whittier High Band to Lead Inaugural Parade
The Whittier High School band, alumnus Richard Nixon class of 1930, was chosen to head the January 20 inaugural parade in Washington. One hundred thirteen students will march in cardinal and white, accompanied by chaperones, and the school seeks about 40,000 dollars in private donations to cover travel to the capital.
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Whittier
Whittier High School
Richard Nixon
California
Washington, D.C
Rockefeller to Seek ReElection as New York Governor
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller said he plans to run for a fourth term in 1970, aiming to carry forward major urban programs. He cited the Urban Development Corporation, water pollution efforts, housing finance, transportation bonds, hospital construction, and health facilities as priorities. He did not rule out presidential ambitions but said thoughts on that were far from his mind.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Palm Springs
Rockefeller
U.S
Urban Development Corporation
York State
Richard M. Nixon
Pragmatic View of His Future in Seventh Grade Essay
A Louisville seventh grade class assignment asked students what they wanted to be when grown. One pupil, citing his dentist father, wrote that he plans to emulate him since he expects his father will have all equipment paid for by the time he grows up.
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Louisville
Yorty Delays Decision on Third Term Run
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty said he would announce around the first of the year whether he will seek a third term next year. He noted potential candidates include City Councilman Thomas Bradley and attorney Lawrence Schumer, with filing due in early January for the April primary.
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Los Angeles
Sam Yorty
Yorty
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Nixon
Mideast
Cranston Reports Senate Campaign Spending Details
Democrat Alan Cranston said he spent 1,092,208 in his U S Senate bid against Max Rafferty. He filed the report with Secretary of State Frank M Jordan noting 1,118,369 total income including 220,000 in loans and 886,000 in contributions.
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Sacramento
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Max Rafferty
Cranston
Frank M. Jordan
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Long Beach Furniture CO
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L.A
Sunny
Westward Ho
Sylvania
Garrard
Bravissimo
Ores Music Store
Pine Ave
Meib
Calvert
Calvert Dist. CO
Louisville, KY
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