Wilson Named Mitchell Aide With Texas Ties
Atty General designate John N. Mitchell picked Will Wilson to head the U.S. attorney general's criminal division. Wilson, a veteran Texas figure, served as state attorney general and on the Texas Supreme Court, and led prosecutions against gambling and usury while campaigning for Republican causes.
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R-Tex
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Chicago
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Indianapolis
Johnnie McK
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Phoenix
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Internal Security
Leo M. Pellezzi
Case in third week as Sirhan jury panel stalls
In Los Angeles the defense and prosecution remain at odds over seating a 12 member jury for Sirhan Bishara Sirhan's murder trial as it enters its third week. One panelist was excused after consulting a doctor over the weekend.
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Los Angeles
Sirhan Bishara
Robert F. Kennedy
Helen L. Woodworth
Auto Club
Alvina Alvidrez
Geraldine Scherer
Whittier
Grant B. Cooper
Lynn D. Compton
Cooper
McCarthy Kennedy clash over pledge cited in book
A London Daily Express account quoted Senator Eugene McCarthy claiming Robert Kennedy broke a promise about 1968 entry, affecting chances in 1972. The book Divided They Stand stirred denial from McCarthy aides while Kennedy aides confirmed a late meeting occurred after New Hampshire.
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Washington
UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
D-Minn
Robert F. Kennedy
McCarthy
Kennedy
London Daily Express
Leslie W. Highbie
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Robert Kennedy
New Hampshire
Reading speed interest grows among participants
Fragments show an eagerness to learn faster reading skills, with notes on improving comprehension and earning power as motivation. The text hints at a willingness to pursue faster reading as a way to enhance productivity and opportunities.
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Reading Study Skills Institute, Inc
Armistead Reading Center
Doctor Joseph Jacobs Still Active at 91 in the West
Dr. Joseph Jacobs, 91, remains one of the oldest practicing physicians, making daily rounds including house calls and hospital visits. He skipped office hours Tuesday to read medical journals as he considers retirement, while his wife Frances says he cannot quit.
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Joseph Jacobs
West
Frances
Yost Confirmed as U N Ambassador in Senate Vote
The Senate approved Nixon's nominee Charles W. Yost to be ambassador to the United Nations. The Foreign Relations Committee backed the choice at a calm hearing and final confirmation came by voice vote without debate. Yost promised to improve the UN's effectiveness and finances.
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Senate
Nixon
Charles W. Yost
U.S
United Nations
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Vietnam RR
C.E
A.I.D
Vietnam
Doctor Still Active At 91 Keeps House Calls
Joseph Jacobs, a 91 year old physician in Los Angeles, continues daily home visits and hospital rounds with no fixed office hours except Tuesday. He trained at Western Reserve University in 1907 and cites a lifelong practice begun in Blackfoot, Idaho, while noting he still drives to reach patients and has never lost touch with his callers.
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Jacobs
Blackfoot
Idaho
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