Nixon says youths rebellion waning amid farm policy talks
President Nixon, in Chicago, said youth rebellion is fading as a generational clash over his Butz nomination shifts to a forum with farm leaders and 4 H delegates. He cited a new partnership spirit though warned of ongoing farm belt grumbling and low grain prices.
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Draft Ruling Sought On Loophole In Draft Law
In Los Angeles the ACLU seeks a federal ruling on a draft law loophole delaying inductions for 90 days after the Sept. 28 revisions. The district court hearing is set for January 6, with actions affecting about 2,000 potential inductees. The Selective Service previously halted inductions at the Los Angeles center and advised suspending enrollments nationwide in the interim.
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Plaintiff Wins Ruling In Suit In Texas Court
A jury in Judge William R. Shaver's 140th District Court awarded Sterling Davis 2500 in a suit against T. J. Dunlap Jr. Davis claimed Dunlap agreed to build a high efficiency racing engine for 2047 plus a body for 1000 and that the engine failed.
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Soviet Mars 2 orbit sparks call for more space cooperation
Moscow officials publish an appeal in TsK Ves tija urging broader data sharing with the United States after Mars 2 entered Mars orbit and sent a pennant drift. Western scientists debate Mars 3 mission details while Moscow notes soil return is unlikely this time.
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Mobile Home Suit Settled in Fort Worth Court
A Fort Worth couple Mr and Mrs R A Jennings formerly of Lubbock and Lubbock Trailer Sales dealer George Helmatetler settled a civil case in Judge Pat S Moore 2nd District Court before jury trial. The Jennings agree to pay about $8 000 and receive title to a 75 by 14 mobile home plus a release on a $13 000 mortgage. Testimony began Monday afternoon.
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Nolen Inaugurated as 10th NTSU President in Denton
Calvin C. Jitter Nolen was inaugurated Tuesday as the 10th full time president of North Texas State University. The 47 year old former UT cheerleader led a procession for the state's fourth largest higher learning institution on its campus in Denton.
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Nolen inaugurated as president at NTSU Main Auditorium
Sartae students march in for the inauguration of Nolen, noted for fundraising and administration rather than multiple degrees. Fourteen hundred guests attended, including 171 delegates, with Gov. Preston Smith, Lt. Gov. Ben Barnes, and Attorney General Crawford Martin present. The speech praised Nolen’s focus on individuals and raising institutional sights and funds.
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