Hugh Downs to Join ASU Faculty as Lecturer
Arizona State University officials say Hugh Downs former host of the Today show will join the school's faculty February 1. Dr. George Peek Jr dean of the College of Liberal Arts said Downs had been appointed as a lecturer in mass communications. Downs resides in Carefree near the Tempe campus and hosted Today from September 1962 to October 1972.
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Tennessee judge named to Kerner trial in Chicago
Chief Justice Warren E. Burger designated U.S. District Judge Robert L. Taylor of Knoxville to preside at the Otto Kerner trial on bribery and tax charges from his Illinois governorship. Kerner, 63, indicted December 15, will be tried in Chicago. If convicted, Congress could impeach. Morse seeks Senate comeback challenging Hatfield, opposing Vietnam.
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Ford hosts secret GOP fund-raiser at Michigan mansion
Henry Ward W hosted a Republican dinner at his Grosse Pointe Farms estate near Detroit. Two governors Nelson Rockefeller and William Milliken attended to help cover Milliken’s $100,000 deficit from 1970. Guests were asked to contribute 1.06 dollars each to bolster the party treasury. Interim Sen. Robert P. Stafford and former secretary Richard Mallory are favored to win Vermont seats in today’s special election, with Aiken holding the other Senate seat. The election follows the Sept. 10 death of Winston L. Prouty.
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Tycoon Mott forms People Politics to back delegates
Philanthropist Stewart Mott forms a committee named People Politics to raise funds for organizations promoting greater representation of women, Black people and youth at national political conventions. The 94-year-old heir to the GM fortune in New York on Thursday said the goal is 500000 dollars, with 100000 already contributed. The group backs the National Women's Political Caucus, National Black Political Caucus, National Youth Political Caucus and Center for Political Reform and plans to disband after the conventions.
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Nixon Sato near end of Okinawa talks in California
President Nixon and Prime Minister Sato closed a two day summit at the Western White House in San Clemente with optimism on settling Okinawa and moving toward a July transfer. They planned extended talks on trade and political issues while aiming to normalize relations with China and Taiwan.
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India Sets Full Diplomatic Ties With Hanoi
India announced full diplomatic relations with North Vietnam, lifting its policy of treating Hanoi and Saigon as equals. New Delhi will open an embassy in Hanoi while maintaining four consulates in Saigon, the move drawing protests from South Vietnam and concern over the International Control Commission’s neutrality and future.
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East Coast dockmen OK pact on three year wage rise
A tentative three year contract would raise North Atlantic longshoremen wages by 32.6 percent, pending Pay Board approval. ILA leaders and mediation chief J Curtis Counts backed the deal, while the board had rejected a prior aerospace wage rise. The $1.50 an hour raise would cover ILA members from Maine to Virginia and could set a pattern for a regional Maine to Texas settlement covering 45,000 dockers.
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Pressure Telegram: Adment, Cig Pastage Paid at Lone
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