Nixon Seeks Answers With Student Leaders in White House
President Nixon told a White House audience of over 500 at the East Room that his administration shares student concerns and seeks solutions with them. The conference, organized by the Association of Student Governments, drew leaders from about 300 colleges to project a responsible campus image. Nixon recalled his own student days and contrasted past hardships with current world issues.
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Campus Woes Hike Insurance Cost
Boulder Colorado university officials testified at a regents meeting that nationwide campus disturbances have driven up premiums. John Moreland the treasurer said Colorado must pay 96000 next year and assume 100000 of damage before insurer pays.
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States and Cities Ignore Nixon Appeal for Federal Building Cuts
A New York Times survey shows most states and virtually all large cities reject Nixon's bid for voluntary cuts in federally aided construction to fight inflation. Only 11 states comply, 15 say no, and remaining either ignore or undecided.
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British Moon Rock Goes on Display in London
UK visitors lined up at the Institute of Geological Science Museum to view a moon rock carried to Earth by American astronauts. By noon about 5,000 Britons had passed the exhibit with thousands more in the afternoon as the display continued before scientists study the rock Monday.
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Hippie Squatters Fortify Mayfair Mansion in London
Hundreds of hippies occupied a 60 room Georgian mansion in central London and built defenses after clashing with police and bystanders at Piccadilly. John Moffatt claimed 800 occupants with potential to reach 1500, while police prepared for eviction.
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Hickel Gets Russ Bid
Interior Secretary Walter Hickel said he was invited to inspect a Russian oil drilling area in Siberia while on the ice breaker Manhattan off Alaska. He noted Russia seeks oil activity similar to Alaska's Prudhoe Bay bids of about 900 million dollars but has not decided whether to accept.
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Nixon speaks to students about global leaders and inquiry
The President recalled speaking with most heads of government during his vice presidency and presidency. He contrasted his era’s approach to seeking answers with newer generations and urged thoughtful inquiry.
Three Lessons on Listening and Respect
He stated three lessons: listening yields more than talking, the loudest talker often says least, and one should respect others opinions. The remarks emphasize humility and open-minded discussion in discourse.
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