Bowen Named Princeton President After Goheen Retirement
The Board of Trustees selects Dr. William G. Bowen to succeed Dr. Robert Goheen as Princeton University president next July. Bowen, 38, has been provost for four years and will lead the university after Goheen’s 15 years in office. Bowen and his wife Mary Ellen have two children.
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New York City
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Youngest draft board member serves Perry County
Michael A. Simmons 18 year old of Marysville Pa was sworn in at the state capitol by Gov. Milton Shapp as Local Board 18 member covering Perry County He says the draft will treat younger volunteers fairly and believes the new lottery system is as fair as possible He planned to join the Air Force but a football injury ended those hopes He is a 1971 high school graduate now working for a Harrisburg auto parts firm
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Golden Gate suicide noted for Mills College student
A Mills College sophomore Juliet Ravlin 19 of San Francisco died by her own action at the Golden Gate Bridge. Her station wagon was found at the toll plaza with notes to her parents and a chaplain quoting Martin Luther. A bicyclist saw her climbing the railing and she plunged. Coast Guard search failed.
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Ford Price Boost Drops to 2.9 as Others Gain
The Price Commission approved a 4.4 percent increase for Cessna Aircraft and smaller hikes for International Harvester John Morrell and Rohertshaw Controls. Ford was limited to a 2.9 percent rise after its initial request of 4.4 percent. The panel warned rent rules may tighten and noted 59 more firms filed for price increases.
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Readers's Digest
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Hijacker vanishes as search narrows to few in Cascades
A Northwest Airlines hijacker who fled from a Seattle to Reno flight with $20,000 and two parachutes remains at large only in the FBI hunt. Officials in Portland and Seattle will keep pursuing him while Clark County and local police pull back, citing no new leads. The case draws comment from University of Washington sociologist Otto Larsen who calls the act an awesome feat and likens the hijacker to a Robin Hood figure, at least in public perception.
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Hepburn Discharged From Boston Hospital After Illness
Academy Award winner Katharine Hepburn, 62, left a Boston hospital today after treatment for an undisclosed skin ailment. Mamie Eisenhower was admitted for a periodic physical at Walter Reed Army Medical Center. George Meany rests comfortably at Johns Hopkins Hospital in Washington, D C, after Thanksgiving illness. Senator Wallace Bennet of Utah, age 73, hospitalized at Bethesda Naval Hospital for weakness with no heart concerns cited.
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Senate vetoes curbs on interest rates under price controls
The Senate rejected a proposal to cap interest rate rises at prices, voting 70 to 10 against Sen. Vance Hartke's plan. Opponents argued ceilings drive rates below market. The same session defeated attempts to break up corporate giants and to limit Nixon's economic powers beyond April 30, 1973.
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