Journalists Clash Over OSU Journalism School Search
Ohio State University journalism faculty protested a December move cited as a job offer for the school’s directorship during the search for a successor to the late George Kienzle. Dean J Osborn Fuller described the process, saying a consultant was briefly considered and urged to contact the candidate by the university president to bolster the search.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University
Journalism School
J. Osborn Fuller
College of Arts and Sciences
Fuller
Journalism
George Kienzle
John C. Weaver
Richard Armitage
Graduate School
Fawcett
Million For Farm In Columbus Ohio
Dairy farmer Ralph Wightman and his wife will spend the 1 million from Anheuser Busch Inc to continue farming and buy more land. The firm awarded the check for 235 acres north of Columbus where a 50 million brewery will be built. Wightman comes from a multi generation farming family and also runs a 1000 acre dairy operation near Plain City in Madison County.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ralph Wightman
Anheuser- Busch Inc
St. Louis
Wightmans
Wight- Man
Plain City
Madison Conty
Father of Fallen GI Speaks
New York AP President Johnson veered from prepared Viet Nam remarks to read a letter from a father whose son, Captain Albert M. Smith Jr., was killed in Viet Nam. The writer said his son fought to defend others, embodying an old American tradition. The father was identified as Merriman Smith, UPI White House correspondent.
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New York
Johnson
Viet Nam
Merriman Smith
White House
United Press International
Smith
Capt
Albert M. Smith Jr
Humphrey Ends Asia Visit With Mixed Optimism On Viet Nam
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey returned from a nine nation Asian Pacific tour with guarded optimism about winning in Viet Nam but stronger concern over Red China’s threat across Southeast and South Asia and the Western Pacific. He urged regional leaders to act together, stressing economic programs and rural reconstruction alongside military measures, and noted Ky’s promises to curb corruption in Saigon. Marcos announced Philippine engineers would aid Viet Nam with combat elements to follow.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
South Asia
Western Pacific
Humphrey
U.S
Red China
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Laos
India
Australia
New Zealand
Philippines
Johnson
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Humephrey
China
Bangkok
Ferdinand E. Marcos
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Karachi
New Delhi
United States
Tashkent
Britain
British Commonwealth
Honolulu
Joumey
Souvanna Phouma
Pacific
South Korea
Northland
Westgate
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