Rhodes Calls for Branches to Become Four Year Colleges Soon
Ohio Governor James A. Rhodes and the Ohio Board of Regents clash over timing to upgrade two year branches to four year colleges. Rhodes wants Lima Mansfield Ashland Middletown Canton and Zanesville branches to become four year colleges by 1971 and others by 1976. He argues enrollment criteria should not block independence.
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Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Ohio Board of Regents
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Associated Press
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Mansfield
Collins
John Marshall Briley
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Canton
Zanesville
Miami University
James Rhodes
Segregation Starts Early in Northern Ireland Schools
In Belfast and across Northern Ireland Protestants and Roman Catholics live in separate school streams from age five. Protestants attend state schools while Catholics attend church schools, with unity delayed until university. The system fuels ongoing sectarian conflict amid political turmoil and past violence.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
Terence O'Neill
Londonderry
O’neill
Oliver Cromwell
Ireland
United Kingdom
London
Voice Of Apollo Quits NASA After Public Rift
Paul Haney once dubbed The Voice of Apollo resigns from NASA after a three hour meeting in Washington with Julian Scheer. He was relieved from his Houston post and reassigned to Washington as Brian Duff takes over in Houston. The former AP reporter cites ongoing clashes and a failure to reach any accommodation.
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Paul Haney
Moon
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Husky
Julian Scheer
NASA
Haney
Manned Space Flight Center
Houston
Tex
Scheer
Space Agency
Brian Duff
Associated Press
Ford Hits 75 Millionth U S Vehicle With Mustang Convertible
Ford Motor Co marks its 75 millionth U S built vehicle since 1903 at Dearborn. The milestone vehicle is a blue Mustang convertible driven off the line by entertainer Jimmy Durane. Of total output 61.9 million were cars and 13.1 million trucks.
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Mich
Ford Motor Co
Jimmy Durane
Ford
De Gaulle Awaiting Vote After Referendum Plea
Charles de Gaulle hunkered at his country retreat awaiting the referendum outcome that will decide his presidency. In a Friday radio and TV address he urged a vote for reform and warned disavowal could end his tenure. France-Soir polls suggested 51 percent plan to vote no, 49 percent yes, leaving results uncertain.
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Charles de Gaulle
France-Soir
de Gaulle
Show of Confidence in Decades-Long Democratic Reform
A speaker urges wavering voters to endorse the ongoing effort begun over a decade ago to adapt democratic institutions to the people. The call emphasizes trust in the process and the persistence of reform.
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