Gardner warns of national leadership shortages
Labor Secretary John W. Gardner argues the United States lacks a sustained pipeline of leaders and accuses colleges of failing to actively foster leadership among their top students. He contends leadership is fragmented across fields, not controlled by a national establishment, and universities merely pay lip service to educating leaders.
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John W. Gardner
United States
Gardner
Space Medicine Director Vanished After Aspen Flight
A major air search launched for Dr. W Randolph Lovelace I 57 his wife Mary 53 and pilot Milton Brown 27 after the twin engine plane failed to reach Albuquerque following a Sunday departure from Aspen Colo The missing flight over the Colorado and New Mexico mountains prompted CAP and Civil Air Patrol units from multiple states to join with 14 planes from a local service The Lovelaces frequent travel and good weather earlier in the day delayed concern The search focused on the 282 mile route with weather hampering efforts and no flight plan filed by Brown.
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Space Medicine
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W. Randolph Lovelace I
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Milton Brown
Aspen
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Lovelace
California
Florida
Civil Air Patrol
NATO shelves German nuclear role amid policy review
At the NATO annual policy gathering in Paris ministers shelved proposals for West German participation in nuclear defense to keep open a future Soviet arms control path. Officials noted Western powers prefer a treaty halting nuclear spread, while Germany seeks delay to gauge Soviet concessions. NATO Secretary-General Brosio said the meeting aims to exchange views, not decide.
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PARIS
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Soviet Union
United States
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NATO
Manlio Brosio
Dean Rusk
Maurice Couve de Murville
Rusk
U. S
Charles Bohlen
Wiles Eyes Senate Nomination After Governor Bid
Harry G. Wiles, defeated 1964 Democratic gubernatorial candidate, seeks the U.S. Senate nomination next year. He will consult with Democratic leaders in Washington. Other potential candidates mentioned include John Montgomery for the Senate and Robert Docking as a gubernatorial hopeful, while Gov. William H. Avery is expected to seek a second term for Kansas Republicans.
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Topeka
Harry G. Wiles
Wash
Andrew F. Schoeppel
John Montgomery
Junction City
Robert Docking
Arkansas City
George Docking
Richard Liebert
D.coffeyville
William H. Avery
Wiles
College honors Mary Weber with $692,000 dormitory
Rhode Island College dedicated a $692,000 dormitory in memory of late faculty member Mary A. Weber. Weber died last April and left an unrestricted $125,000 bequest to the college, the largest gift the school has received.
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Providence, RL
Rhode Island College
Mary A. Weber
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