Lynn promoted to head new world policy council
President Nixon taps James T. Lynn Undersecretary of Commerce to replace George Romney as secretary of Housing and Urban Development in the second term cabinet. Secre tary of Commerce Peter G. Peterson will leave January to lead a new government council directing all U.S. international economic policy. Lynn has risen from general counsel in 1969 to his current post since March 1971.
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Nixon
James T. Lynn
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
Commerce
Peter G. Peterson
U.S
Lynn
Commerce Department
Peterson
Maurice Stans
Kearney
Neb
Negotiators Delay Talks In Paris
Kissinger and Tho canceled the session in Paris this morning with talks to resume Wednesday. Washington said no reason was given for the cancellation, fueling speculation of a possible secret meeting. Officials said the Paris talks under way toward a cease fire remain in a climactic phase.
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Paris
Henry A. Kissinger
le Duc Tho
U.S
Nixon
Hanoi
Kissinger-Tho
Kissinger
Tho
Washington
Xuan Thuy
Nguyen Ti Binh
Pham Dang Lam
Sout Vietnam
National Council For Reconciliation and Concord
Saigon
South Vietnam
Six Terre Haute Chamber Directors Nominated for Board
Six candidates named to serve three year terms on the Terre Haute Area Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors. They are Dr. Paul E. Humphrey Patrick O Leary Dr Alan C Rankin Harold Miles Shelton Hannig and James Whalen. The slate was chosen by the Executive Advisory Council and will be voted on at January’s annual meeting.
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Terre Haute Area
Chamber ‘of Commerce
Allison Maxwell
General Chamber
Ned A. Bush Jr
Eastern Express
Suart R. Combs
E. T. Turner Jr
Wabash Fibre Box Co
Robert A. Wiemuth
Wiemuth and Son Co., Inc
Hannig
Chamber
Boy Scouts of America
Goodwill Industries Board
Historical Society Board of Directors
Merchants National Bank
Terre Haute Mutual Savings
University of Ilinois
Muriel
Centenary United Methodist Church
Humphrey
Union Hospital
Vigo County Medical Society
Vigo County School Corporation Board of Trustees
Garfield High School
Purdue University
Harold Miles
Wabash Valley Economic Development Corporation
YMCA
Swope Art Gallery
Vigo County Board of Aviation Commissioners
Committee For
Area Progress
Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology
Miles
University of Chicago
Harvard
Hel
Jane
Dobbs Park Camping Sites To Be Removed
Terre Haute park board votes unanimously to remove camping sites at Dobbs Park. The board reviewed Miss Effie F. Dobbs will and deed terms, which require the John G. Dobbs Memorial Grove to be a city forest with free access and no camping. The land would revert if terms are not met.
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Terre Haute
Dobbs Park
Effie F. Dobbs
John G. Dobbs
Clothe-a-Child Drive Opens Monday in Terre Haute
The Terre Haute Noon Optimist Club starts the 1972 Clothe-a-Child drive Monday at 7 p.m. in the Prairie Room Terre Haute House with a charity auction. Donated merchandise and a Tuesday Wabash Ave booth aim to raise about 1500 dollars for dozens of local children.
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Terre Haute
Prairie Room
Terre Haute House
Wabash Ave
Norm Williams
Bob Baas
Bob Wilson
The
Noon Optimist Club
Noon Optimists
Ari Dandy
Gene Jarvis
Gene Vaughn
Glenn Staggs
Bill Thompson
Bob Bass
Strausburg
House Panel Probes BIA Occupation Hearings Begin
Washington AP The House subcommittee questioning Indian occupancy of the Bureau of Indian Affairs headquarters heard that officials chose not to evict demonstrators to avoid bloodshed. Testimony slated from GSA officials Casselman Barth Galuardi and McKetta as hearings open.
New Youth Center Draws High Praise
The H. Ralph Johnston Regional Youth Community, dedicated with U S Senator Birch Bayh in attendance, is praised as a model for juvenile correction and rehabilitation. Bayh calls the facility a national example in constructive treatment for juveniles and notes its focus on early intervention and aftercare. Judge C Joseph Anderson stresses rehabilitation over mere commitment and addresses family involvement and home-life factors in preventing recidivism.
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H. Ralph Johnston
Circuit Court
Vigo
C. Joseph Anderson
U.S
Leigh Majors
Sen. Bayh
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Senate
Indiana
Wad Vauge Anderson
Anderson
Weather summary for Terre Haute regionWednesday showers and cooling
National Weather Service forecast notes cloudy skies with a chance of showers and rising temperatures tonight, turning colder by afternoon Wednesday with possible snow flurries. Indiana outlook similar with highs in the 40s to 50s and falling temps late day. Illinois adds rain then snow potential with high 40s and 50s and 70 percent precip today.
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Terre Haute
Indiana
Illinois
Ice rink plan proposed for downtown Terre Haute
Terre Haute Jaycees propose a downtown ice skating rink at the former Wiley High School site at 7th and Walnut. The Vigo County Public Library Board of Trustees approved the plan pending attorney review. the club will level land, build a rim, flood the area, and provide insurance and security.
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Terre Haute
Wiley
Library Board
Tribune Star Basket Fund Seeks Donations and Applicants
Cash donations to the Tribune Star Basket Fund aid Christmas baskets for Vigo County families. Contributions may be left at 721 Wabash Ave. Total donations reach 973.00 with several local donors named. Applications for baskets run December 4 to December 15 at specified agencies.
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Tribune Star Basket Fund
Tribune Star
Wabash Ave
Tribune-Star Fund
Vigo County
Jury May Get Gender Case
Marion Illinois AP Judge William G. Eovaldi says the jury may begin deliberations today in the case of William R. Gender charged with the June 26 kidnapping sexual molestation and murder of an 8 year old Lawrenceville girl. His court appointed attorney Robert L. Douglas led a defense using less than 542 hours and 13 witnesses while the state called nearly 30 witnesses over three days. The victim Dorothy Kavanaugh was taken from the Lawrenceville public square and found in a shallow grave near Princeton Indiana on July 2. Douglas planned to show the defendant was drunk at the time with Lawrenceville tavern owners as witnesses.
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Marion, Ill
William G. Eovaldi
William R. Gender
Lawrenceville
Robert L. Douglas
GOP Friction Flares at Phoenix GOP Governors Meeting
At the Republican Governors Conference in Phoenix a clash emerged as Thomas Evans criticized the Nixon re election committee and the Republican National Committee for high handed treatment. He questioned deadlines set by Maurice Stans and noted the RNC faces about 200000 dollars debt as the year ends. Governors expressed surprise at the friction between party officials and the reelection campaign managers.
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Ariz
GOP
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Cochairman
Thomas Evans
Republican Governors Conference
RNC
PwsmMer
National Committee
Committee
Evans
Maurice Stans
CRP
Washington
Stans
Robert J. Dole
Kansas
Earliwer
New York
Nelson A. Rockerfeller
Colorado
John A. Love
Linwood Holton
Virginia
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