Stassen declines 1976 bid as Nixon era lingers
Harold Stassen, 65, Philadelphia lawyer and former Minnesota governor, says he will not run for president this year and would consider a fifth bid only if he had the strength. He notes his political strength is low but plans to influence GOP policy through advocacy on China ties and arms talks.
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Philadelphia
Candi
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Red China
Soviet Union
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Minnesota
City Airport Hearing Set for July 11 in Lawrence
The city schedules a July 11 public hearing on a study assessing the need and location of Lawrence airport facilities. Planning Commission reviewed the report in executive session. A final report by Bucher and Willis is in preparation and the $6900 study is two thirds funded by the FAA.
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Lawrence
Buford Watson
Lawrence-Douglas County
Music and Art Camp Draws 400 Junior High Enrollees
Junior high students begin a second day of rehearsals after enrolling on Wednesday for the 35th Midwestern Music and Art Camp. About 400 students from across the nation are enrolled with 315 in music and 85 in art. Directors and conductors include Russell Wiley, Richard Brummett, Robert Foster, Milburn Carey, Larry Williams, and Duncan Couch.
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Russell Wiley
Richard Brummett
Winfield
Robert Foster
Milburn - Carey
Phillips University
Larry Williams
Lawrence High School
Duncan Couch
Southern Baptist University
Frank Young
Wax Named Sociology Chairman at Kansas University
Murray L. Wax, professor of sociology at Kansas University, named chairman of the sociology department effective July 1. He succeeds E. Jackson Baur who will devote full time to teaching and research. Wax joined KU in 1964 and has taught at Emory University and the University of Miami.
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Murray L. Wax
Kansas University
Department
E. Jackson Baur
Wax
Semory University
Atlanta, Ga
University of Miami
Coral Gables, Fla
CBS President Chick Ireland Jr. Found Dead at 51
CHAPPAQUA New York AP Charles T Chick Ireland Jr president of Columbia Broadcasting System was found dead at his home aged 51 Police said he likely died of natural causes He had joined CBS Oct 1 1971 from International Telephone and Telegraph Corp where he was a senior vice president and director He previously led Allegheny Corp He is survived by widow Dorothy and four children Anne Claire Stephen and Allan
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Chappaqua
N.Y
Charles T
Chick” Ireland Jr
Columbia Broadcasting System
Ireland
Frank Stanton
CBS
International Telephone & Telegraph Corp
Allegheny Corp
Dorothy
Anne, Claire, Stephen and
Allan
Kleindienst Expected to Win Senate Confirmation
The Senate anticipated a comfortable approval of Richard G. Kleindienst as attorney general despite opposition from Sen. Robert Byrd. He cited contradictions in 22 days of hearings and questioned the ITT antitrust settlement linked to GOP convention funding.
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Senate
Richard G. Kleindienst
Robert C. Byrd
D-W. Va
John N. Mitchell
Kleindienst
ITT
White House
Justice Department
Arizona
Cabinet
Mitchell
Nixon
Judiciary Committee
Jack Anderson
Dita D. Beard
Sheraton Hotel
Anderson
Democratic National
Antitrust
Richard W. McLaren
McLaren
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