Stanford President Kenneth Pitzer Resigns Over Campus Turmoil
Kenneth Pitzer steps down as Stanford University president after 18 months in office citing deepening campus divisions over Vietnam and turmoil including police clashes, paint attacks at a campus housing unit, and multiple arrests during the spring unrest surrounding Cambodia.
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Stanford University
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Vietnam
Rice University
Cambodia
Portugal Sees One Car for Every Five People
Lisbon AP reports Portugal has 4,000 registered motor vehicles for 10 million residents, a ratio of one vehicle per five people, per official government figures.
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Lisbon
Portugal
County GOP Units Rally Behind Orphaned Candidates
County Republican groups plan to provide a platform for two orphaned ticket nominees Treasurer John D Herbert and Senator Robin Turner despite state party opposition. Herbert and Turner face questions over Crofters Inc campaign contributions and declined to leave the ticket. They will attend most county events and seek voter support as a statewide convention date remains unset.
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John D. Herbert
Robin T. Turner
Franklin County
William Schneider
John
Andrews
Crofters, Inc
Roger Cloud
Herbert
Cloud
Central and Executive Committee
Turner
Nixon says no plans for October campaign speeches
Vice President Agnew will be busy in September and October as campaigns intensify. Nixon told reporters in Belleville that he plans no October appearances while accepting that a robust schedule is being arranged with Republican committees to aid candidates in the House and Senate. He added his involvement depends on international developments.
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Senate
Belleville
Nixon Hill-Burton veto faces Senate override
Senate Democrats optimistic about overriding President Nixon's Hill-Burton hospital aid veto after the House passed the measure 279 to 98 with a two thirds margin. The bill authorizes 1.26 billion for hospital construction and modernization and a 1.5 billion loan guarantee program with government subsidized interest.
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Senate
Nixon
Hill-Burton Hospital
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Mansfield
Ohio AAA hits milestone with over one million members
One out of four cars on Ohio roads is driven by an AAA member as Sam Bohlen, president of the State Automobile Association, reports to the 64th annual meeting in Toledo. More than a million Ohioans belong to AAA.
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Ohio Republicans split vote on Nixon veto override
In Washington the House approved the veto override of a hospital construction bill 279 to 98. Seven Ohio Republicans joined the majority while several others and Democrats held differing lines as the roll included Ashbrook Latta McCulloch Miller Minshall Mosher Whalen Jr among those voting for.
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