Nixon Plan to Reform Ballot Changes Debate
Washington reports Nixon proposed a reform to the electoral system offering a proportional plan or a related approach. He argued the current method misrepresents the popular will and would alter outcomes, noting Kennedy’s 1960 victory would still be unlikely to change under proportional distribution. Proponents say it could shift states’ votes to reflect state totals, while opponents fear political expediency and potential defeats for incumbents.
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Kendall named chairman of National Chamber of Commerce unit
President Nixon designated Donal M. Kendall president of PepsiCo as chairman of the National Alliance of Businessmen, a Jobs-Aid unit guiding private employers in the federal employment program. Kendall, 46, native of Sequim Washington, joins from PepsiCo with plans to mobilize private firms for job training and placement funding. A separate Kansas City note reports a yearling monkey stolen from Swipe Park, with officials investigating the incident.
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Ayub Will Quit as Pakistan Chief
President Ayub Khan said he will quit power in Pakistan. He cited civil war fears and said he will not run in the presidential elections. The upheaval began after Zulfiqar Bhutto was arrested and violent clashes swept major cities and towns.
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Sweden to expel draft dodgers after cabinet meeting
Sweden's Social Democratic government pledged to expel any deserter or draft dodger not convicted of serial crimes. Prime Minister Tage Lander and his cabinet tightened refugee rules, overruling asylum pleas for U S armed forces members and several named draft dodgers.
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Borman Returns From Europe Tour And Space Talks
Astronaut Borman comes back from Europe and a goodwill trip. He plans further U S space exploits after talks with Nixon and Spiro Agnew, while his wife joins him in reflecting on the Mars mission and future assignments.
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Heiress Alleges Self Dealing at Major California Firm
Washington report states heiress Dimline Sonitl Smith, a stockholder and president of Devine Foundation linked company, accuses firm executives of self dealing and aggressive tactics. In Los Angeles, a 2.5 million tunnel project at Manchester Avenue gains federal approval for a new pedestrian and auto route at Loy Anelys International Airport, easing access to planned developments.
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Brink's Driver Charged With Theft in Sunnyvale
A former Brink's armored car driver, Nick Autonomalf, 24, of Sunnyvale, was arrested on Thursday on charges tied to a reported armed robbery. He faced about 444,000 dollars allegedly taken by an armed band, with details emerging from the incident report.
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Pentagon Lecture Tour Aims to Sell Foreign Policy
UPI reports Defense budget funds a nationwide tour of colonels to lecture on foreign policy. Seminars reach 179,000 citizens in 290 communities from Minnesota to Hawaii, sponsored by the Industrial College of the Armed Forces with civilian liaison from the local chamber of commerce. Reserve officers have priority but rooms may be limited.
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Retarded Soldier Taken From Dad Flown to Fort Dix
A severely mentally challenged boy named Hinkle was transported by Army ambulance from Seattle to Philadelphia to Fort Dix after a federal court dispute. His father seeks release from the Army, claiming the boy is like a 10-year-old. Army officials say the boy understood events and was in a private room at the airport.
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Wife of Leon Uris Found Dead Near Aspen
Mrs Marjorie Uris, wife of novelist Leon Uris, was found shot to death near their mountain home in Aspen. Authorities suggested death by her own action after a passerby discovery. The couple had traveled from Hollywood last year following a long meeting in Colorado.
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Moscow talks advance Soviet defense cooperation with Reds
Defense Minister Martin Daur arrived in Moscow for talks with Soviet leaders on further strengthening cooperation between the armed forces of the two countries. The discussions focus on broader military collaboration and strategic alignment amid ongoing tensions.
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