Kirk Seeks Vice Presidency Endorsed by Florida Governor
Florida Governor Claude Kirk endorsed Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican presidential nomination. Rockefeller said no deal is made yet and they work toward a common cause. The Florida delegation may shift from Nixon Reagan or Kirk as conventions approach.
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Rockefeller
Florida
Claude Kirk
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Kirk
Miami
Ment
Richard M. Nixon
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Reagan
Alabama
George Wallace
Wallace
Gallup
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
McCarthy
Humphrey
Seattle
Washington State
Washington
San Francisco
Soviet Union
New York
Larry Macphail
Parnelli Jones
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Johnny Weismuller
Ted Williams
Eddie Arcaro
Whitman
Mass
Rockland
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
John V. Lindsay
New York City
Milwaukee
Popper
United States
United Nations
Mediation Chief to Try End Chicago Phone Strike
Top federal mediator Gilbert Seldin will meet with Illinois Bell Systems Council T-4 and IBEW installers to avert a 66 day strike that could push the Democratic National Convention from Chicago. Mayor Daley backs a settlement while networks warn of televised sessions if workers do not return.
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Chicago
Gilbert Seldin
U.S
Illinois Bell Telephone Co. Systems Council
T-4
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Ibew Communications
John Bailey
Democratic National Committee
IBEW
Washington
Democratic Party
Joseph D. Kennan
Gordon Freeman
Richard J. Daley
International Amphitheatre
Illinois Bell
Navy Secretary warns on ocean floor mineral risks to security
Navy officials warn that unregulated deep sea mining could alter freedom of the seas, expand territorial claims, and impact military security. The discussion at Newport also questions how peaceful use limits apply to seabed resources and air space above high seas.
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Frank Carey
Newport, RI
Robert A. Frosch
Frosch
David H. Popper
International Organization Affairs
High Seas
United States
U.N
U.N. General Assembly
Assembly
Disarmament Committee
Geneva
Popper
Universities Must Create Private Legal Systems For Students
University of Denver law dean Robert B. Yegge told the Southern Regional Education Board conference that universities must craft private legal procedures that ensure due process and fairness for students. He warned that arbitrariness will not be tolerated and urged administrators to become tension managers who handle divergent values and provide counsel, records, and appeal rights.
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Robert Heard Austin
University of Denver
Law School
Robert B. Yegge
Southern Regional Education Board
Yegge
Denver
World's Largest Cowboy Collection At Panhandle Museum
Panhandle Plains Historical Museum director Charles Boone McClure says the $10 million collection, the largest of its kind west of the Mississippi, includes branding irons, saddles, guns, and Indian artifacts. The 88,000 square foot facility houses items donated over years, not bought, with a $12 million total valuation.
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McClure
Cours
Texas
National Guard
The
Mississippi
Jim Cator
Panhandle
McClure S Aid
Gardner
Tulsa
Hemis- Fair
New House Hikes Penalty For Drug Traffic
The House voted 319 to 2 to stiffen penalties for illegal drug trafficking including LSD. The bill, sent to the Senate, includes provisions for youthful first offenders and allows courts to suspend sentences on first offenses and place them on probation up to one year with potential unconditional discharge and an automatic setting aside of conviction if terms are met.
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Washington
House
Senate
Paul G. Rogers
Canadian Seaway Strike Triggers Widespread Layoffs
Canadian Seaway strike, now three weeks old, has halted talks and left 270 ships idle with over 15 million dollars lost. American shippers fear thresholds on Great Lakes may push cargo east and trigger layoffs, as Canadian workers demand pay rises amid production fears and a 12 percent authority offer. Trudeau remains unpersuaded.
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Toronto
Canada
St. Lawrence Seaway
Great Lakes
Pierre Elliott Trudeau
U.S
H. M. Griffith
of Steel Co. of Canada, Ltd
Hamilton
Ont
Canadian Brotherhood of Railway, Transport and General Workers
St. Lawrence
Old Settlers Reunion Scheduled in Stanton Today
The Martin County Old Settlers Reunion holds a one day program with a parade at 10 a.m. a barbecue supper in the city park and a reunion program with a memorial service and election of officers.
Plans Completed For Texas Tech Music Camp
The Texas Tech Music Department finished preparations to host 500 or more students from elementary through high school over two weeks. Youth Music Camp Director Joel Leach said enrollment, previously 420, is expected to be matched or exceeded. Students will receive instruction in band stage band orchestra choir twirling and drum majoring with age and grade eligibility specified for each activity.
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Texas Tech
Joel Leach
Tech
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Roger Wood
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Navy
Universities
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Intermountain
Canyon Museum
Cowboy
W. D. Munson
Xit Ranch
Munson
Denison
New Mexico
Layous
Stanton
John S. Sweeney
First Christian Church OF
Paris
Kang
Sweden
Fremantle
Australia
Chenab
Lahul
India
Walter E. Lane
North Side
Assembly of God Church
Bates and
North Detroit Ave
Scott F. Mitchell
Pastor
H. F Scot
Bacon Heights
Baptist Church
Slide Road
Morris Sheats
Evangelical IN
Trinity Church
Highland Assembly
Quaker
First Assembly
GOD Church
34Th Street
Pastor Ammons
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