Nixon says campus heckling didn’t stop his speech
President Nixon defended campus appearances amid heckling saying crowds listened and reacted. He praised Kansas State University reception of over 15 000 and urged college leaders to stand up for civil conduct while noting threats deter other politicians from speaking on campuses.
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Agnew condemns hecklers at Michigan rally in Saginaw
Vice President Spiro Agnew called the demonstrators pathetic after obscene taunts at a Saginaw airport hangar rally. He urged calm in Grand Rapids, linking the episode to radical liberals and law disregard as he campaigns in six Senate states.
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Mitchell Meets Midwest Mayors Over Bombings
U S Attorney General John N Mitchell and mayors of ten midwestern cities met to coordinate federal and local efforts against a wave of bombings and anti police violence. The leaders pledged to keep lines of communication open and to outline federal actions in response to the attacks.
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Best Preachers Are In Black Churches Graham Says
Billy Graham told Congress on Evangelism that white preachers should copy the fervor of black church leaders. He urged fire in white religion as 1,500 delegates, black and white, filled the Kansas City program. A Negro minister exclaimed approval as Graham paused to thank him.
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127th Ohio Court Justice Sworn In
Leonard J. Stern of Columbus was sworn in as the 127th Supreme Court Justice in Ohio history in brief ceremonies before the court. He fills the seat vacated by Chief Justice C William O Neill who was named chief justice after Kingsley A Taft died last spring. Stern will be a candidate for the seat in the November 3 election.
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