14 Apr 1972
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1972
Page
1
Former Vanderbilt player Les Lyle faced two nude women in the McGugin Center sauna as the facility recently opened to all students. Equipment manager Bill Kelly notes no men were present initially, then a crowd formed with handball players using the area before matches.
A San Diego State College election featured a 2 year old boy promoted as a protest symbol by a journalism class. Brad Taft led the race with about 1200 votes, while Jeff Robinson trailed. Taft’s candidacy drew large turnout amid promotional tactics including posters and an endorsement from Deacon Jones. The class later backed the stunt as a demonstration of marketing image.
President Nixon met Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau for over an hour of private talks in Ottawa as part of his three day Canadian visit. They discussed upcoming Parliament address and trade relations as security heightened and demonstrators gathered nearby. The two leaders plan to sign the Great Lakes Water Quality Agreement on Saturday before Nixon's return.
Former UPI report states a ex member of the U S Parole Board testified that John N Mitchell and his deputy Richard G Kleindienst intervened with the board to secure release for an ex congressman serving prison time The testimony alleges use of the board as a conduit for the administration's law and order philosophy and details a Johnson parole decision amid closed proceedings and budget control claims by Mitchell and Kleindienst
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