Nixon poses with mascot idol during Oregon campaign stop
A Nixon campaign visit to Tualatin Oregon featured the candidate posing with Pacific University’s bronze Ming dynasty mascot idol before returning it. The report ties to other items including Krulak’s Marine command changes and Johnson’s UT teaching hints.
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Richard M. Nixon
Paccific University
Boxer
Tualatin
Ore
Nixon
William Jennings Bryan
Bryan
William McKinley
Northern California Quake Shakes Santa Rosa Area
A mid sized quake recorded about 4.8 locally and 4.5 by a federal lab struck near Santa Rosa Just before noon Thursday It caused plate glass to break and goods to topple in Santa Rosa and Fulton Telephones briefly disrupted Officials noted shocks felt from Caras Mill Valley to Healdsburg Experts attributed activity to nearby San Andreas fault and recalled the 1906 disaster in San Francisco
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Santa Rosa
San Francisco
University of California Seismograph
Federal Earthquake Mechanism Laboratory
Caras Mill Valley
Healdsburg
Fulton
Bill Soberances
Petaluma Argus Courier
Stephen Bragg
College of Marin
Kentfield
San
Korea Mail Declared Coercion in Pueblo Letters
Washington reports state department briefed congress on letters from USS Pueblo crew written under coercion after the North Korea seizure on January 22. A congressman noted evidence suggests coercion but did not detail it. Ambassador W. G. Brown led the briefing for the House Foreign Affairs Committee, with Rep Ross Adair stating the ship was in international waters at seizure.
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Johnson
University of Texas
White House
University of Texas At Austin
Washington
UPI
Pueblo
State Department
North Korea
Navy
W. G. Brown
South Korea
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Rep
Ross Adair
Ind
Brown
Fire Aide Says Strike Delays Cost Home Loss in LA
Los Angeles fire officials say a home was lost due to telephone industry strikes delaying emergency calls. Fire Caps chief Jake Dukes notes delays can cost lives when seconds matter. A test showed up to five rings or nearly three minutes before answering, blamed on operator shortages amid the Western Electric walkout.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Jake Dukes
Tony
Syhen
Western Electric
Fire destroys Eagle Rock home after mistaken delays
On Tuesday Mrs Barbra Sylvis reported a fire at her Eagle Rock residence. An apologetic delay recording was mistaken for an operator and the home was destroyed. Officials said the incident highlighted increasing delay problems.
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Barra Sylvis
Eagle Rock
Columbia U Yields to Student Protest and Sit-in Continues
Columbia University bowed to a three day student protest and halted construction of a controversial gymnasium while talks proceed. The campus shut until Monday for talks as sit-ins continued in five buildings and guards clashed with demonstrators.
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Columbia
Grayson Kirk
Columbia University
Kirk
David B. Truman
Low Memorial Library
University
New York
Columbia U
Ivy League
Truman
Students For A Democratic Society
fBrm
Harlem
Morningside Park
City University
Hamilton Hall
Upper Manhattan
Low Library
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Victor H. Krulak
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Henry W. Buse Jr
Naval Academy
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Leonard F. Chapman
Chapman
Burton
Richard Burton
Gestapo
von Hapen
Derren Nesbitt
Brian Hutton
Nesbitt
Hopsital
London
Freeman
Orville L. Freeman
Minneapolis
Humphrey
Zoe Caldwell
Jean Brodie
Robert Whitehead
Whitehead
Miss Caldwell
Albert Finney
Finney
Jane
Cassia
Bianca
West Berlin
West Germany
Klaus Schnetz
Heinrich Luebke
Tunsia
Babelsburg
Tempelhof
Duesseldorf
Schuetz
Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Britain
France
Wilson
Harald Wilson
International Herald-Tribune
Paris
Whitney Communications Corp., Incorporated
Wilmington
Del
The
Herald Tribune
N. Calif
Korea Mail
L.A
Press-Telegram
Wep Pa
Solirissh
Pine Ave
Orl
Audiente Os
Ae BP
Long Beach
Cali
Bullock's Lakewood Center
Institute For Defense Analysis
Columébia
Brooklyn Center
Christenfeld
Jamaica
Clark Ave
Lakewood
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