McCormack suspends aide over stock irregularities
House Speaker John W. McCormack suspended Dr. Martin Sweig a top legislative aide without pay after a federal complaint filed by the SEC in New York alleged stock market manipulation by Parvin Dohrmann investors. The suspension followed reports from the Washington Post about the case.
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UPI
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McCormack
Martin Sweig
Washington Post
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Post
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
SEC
Gerity Boycotts Ceremony Over Police Appointments
Mayor Carl B. Stokes swore in 205 new officers in Cleveland while Police Chief Patrick L. Gerity refused to attend, protesting 60 appointments. Gerity sent a letter outlining his objections without public detail. Twenty-one officers had completed academy training and were ready for assignment.
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Cleveland
UPI
Carl B. Stokes
Patrick L. Gerity
Gerity
Stokes
Joseph McManamon
Police Academy
Vocational Education Debate Sparks Culture Critique
Bowling Green State University professor Dr. Jerry Streichler challenged Gov Rhodes on Ohio's approach to vocational education. He argued current separate schools limit cultural and recreational offerings and urged large comprehensive high schools combining vocational, technical, and academic courses.
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Nankin
Ohio
UPI
Bowling Green State University
James A. Rhodes
Jerry Streichler
Bowling Green State
Department of Industrial Education
Streichler
Rhodes
High School Couple Die In Protest Suicide
Laurence Sutter reports in Chews Landing New Jersey that Craig Badiali and Joan Fox, both 17, killed themselves by car exhaust in a moratorium protest against the Vietnam War. They left letters to parents and officials, saying they hoped their deaths would inspire constructive peace.
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Chews Landing
N.J
UPI
Craig Badiali
Joan Fox
Miss Fox
Glassboro State College
Laird Signals Small Residual U.S. Force After Vietnam War
Defense Secretary Melvin Laird says the United States may leave a training and advisory residual force in Vietnam after combat ends, possibly in the thousands. He declined to specify duration or exact size, contrasting with Korea's 50,000 troops and Kennedy era 6,000 to 7,000.
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UPI
Melvin R. Laird
United States
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Laird
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Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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Europe
Southeast Asia
Western Hemisphere
SDS activity probed in Ohio hearings set for Oct
House Internal Security Committee will hold hearings Oct 20 21 22 on SDS in Akron and Columbus Ohio high schools. Chairman Richard H Schord said evidence shows SDS planning havoc in Columbus Akron Detroit Pittsburgh and Washington D C. He cited communes in Ohio teens beer weapons and claims youths taught to kill pigs with guns. The Oct 28 29 30 sessions will cover other cities.
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Ohio
Schord
SDS
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