Nixon visits University of Nebraska for youth in society talk
President Nixon visits Lincoln to address a faculty student audience about youth and American society at the University of Nebraska as Nebraska’s No. 1 AP poll football team draws him. Protest groups plan outside while some student leaders wear armbands and decline endorsement.
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San Clemente
Calif
Nixon
Washington
University of Nebraska
University In
Lincoln
Nebraska
Associated Press
Withixon
Steve Tiwald
Ken Wald
the Innocents Society
Mothers For Peace
Lancaster County Welfare Rights Organization
Veterans For Peace
Nebraska Council
Raymond K. Price
White House
Concordia
California
Roman Hisaka
Kansas State University
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Capitol
Missing A Week Heir To Shipping Firm Found In Boston
Michael Grace a 15 year old heir to the W R Grace shipping empire was located in Cambridge after a week long disappearance from Challenge House Methuen He traveled with a female friend who guided him back to the halfway house and arrangements were made to fly to New York City Grace is described as worth 10 million dollars and is the oldest of four siblings with parents based in multiple states and Bermuda.
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Michael Grace
Challenge House
Methuen
Massachusetts
Boston
New York City
Grace
Center
Alonzi
New York
Dallas
Bermuda
Oklahoma
New Mexico
Police
Vacation Time For Ohio General Assembly Recess Begins
The 109th General Assembly adjourns to a four week recess as Gov. Gilligan's administration prepares to take over. House and Senate conduct interim sessions, with bills introduced including strip mining regulation, a state transportation department, an environmental commission, and property tax assessment proposals. Rep. John Poda replaces Sen. William Nye in the Senate.
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Columbus
Ohio
109Th
General Assembly
House
Senate
John J. Gilligan
Senate Democrats
John Poda
Akron
William B. Nye
Nye
Department of Natural Resources
Gilligan
Poda
Democratic Party
Summit County
Assembly
Walter Paulo
Canfield
William Batchelder
Medina
George V. Voinovich
Cleveland
Great Lake States
New York
Pennsylvania
Department of Transportation
Ohio Commission On the Environment
Careful Journalism urged by Governor Gilligan
Gov John J Gilligan urged reporters to cover Ohio news wisely and with care He promised an open administration so the public may see and judge actions He said journalism and American democracy rely on fair accurate reporting and good judgment
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Columbus
Ohio
John J. Gilligan
Gilligan
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
Fish Kills Decline in Ohio Water Pollution Findings
The EPA reported declining Ohio fish kills in polluted waters with 573,903 deaths in 1968, a drop from the prior year. The release is part of a 45-state study noting 41 million fish killed nationwide by water pollution.
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Washington
Ohio
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
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Mustique
Barbados
Gerald L. Warren
Agriculture
Clifford M. Hardin
University
Hardin
Cambridge, Mass
W.R. Grace & Co. Shipping
Michael Grayson
James Alonzi
Charles F. Kurfess
Perrysburg
West Bend Vapor All
Girard Ave
Union Sanitary
Grand Ave
Grand & Gideon
Vail
McGee's Vannest
Manchester
Poasttown Mobile Home Court
Trenton
Carlisle Shopping Center
Joffe
Central Ave
Stanley
Williams Oak
Kroehler
Howell
China
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