Harris Poll Finds More Americans Fed Up With War
A Louis Harris poll shows rising antiwar sentiment in the United States with four fifths of the public fed up with Vietnam. While 76 percent support Nixon’s troop withdrawal in principle, one third call for immediate full withdrawal. The survey of 1,650 general public and 1,118 officials highlights demographic divisions and views on a Communist role in South Vietnam.
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Midwest
South
Prediction On Schools Is Refuted
Columbus deputy state superintendent Harold J. Bowers discounted an Ohio Education Association report that up to 25 districts could close. He named Fremont and Elmwood in Wood County as the only sure closings Nov 14 to Jan 5 due to funding gaps. He warned state aid could erode local control.
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Cleveland Race Debate Likely Uncertain in Final Week
Incumbent Mayor Carl B. Stokes and Republican rival Ralph J. Perk enter the campaign's final week with debate prospects dim. Stokes cites Perk's rising budget from 2 million to over 3 million since 1966 re election as auditor while Perk assails Stokes on crime and city hall police discord.
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Cuyahoga County
Ralph J. Perk
Stokes
Perk
New seven sided coin shocks Britain amid public backlash
Britain unveils a seven sided 10 shilling coin the first new piece in 30 years valued at 1.20 dollars. Traders unions and the public voice discontent saying it is impractical ugly and deviates from tradition.
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UPI
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Fannin Links $100,000 Payoff to Banks Extradition
UPI reports Sen. Paul J. Fannin of Arizona accused the Democratic party of a $100,000 political payoff after the Johnson era refused to extradite Hall Banks to Canada. Banks, ex Seafarers International Union leader, fled to the U.S. and was later found on a New York union yacht. Fannin urged a review by Secretary Rogers and pressed a tax exemption bill for unions active in politics.
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UPI
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Rariz
Democratic Party
Hall Banks
Canada
Banks
U.S
International Union
New York City
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Fannin
Senate
First Lady Stranded in Juilliard Elevator at Lincoln Center
Mrs Richard M Nixon and family were among guests when an elevator stalled at the Juilliard School during dedication night at Lincoln Center. The First Lady emerged calm after six minutes with Julie and David Eisenhower while other dignitaries also endured the glitch. The event showcased Juilliard’s role as Lincoln Center’s educational arm and its global student body.
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Julie Eisenhower
John D. Rockefeller
Frederick M. Winship
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UPI
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Lincoln Center
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Julie
David Eisenhower
Juilliard
Peter Mennin
Nixon
Juilliard Symphony Orchestra
Mead urges medical approach over punishment for marijuana
Anthropologist Margaret Mead told a Senate subcommittee that harsh laws against marijuana cause more social harm than prohibition. She warned the United States faces a dangerous situation and urged medical treatment over punitive measures to address youth use.
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UPI
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