Nixon urged to choose a conservative cabinet
The American Conservative Union urged Nixon to form a conservative cabinet with 42 million voters demanding new direction. The list includes John Davis Lodge as secretary of state and Frank Lausche as commerce secretary, with names in defense, labor, interior, agriculture, transportation, and other posts.
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Nixon
Washington
UPI
American Conservative Union
Lberals
Richard M. Nixon
John M. Ashbrook
Ohio
Ashbrook
George W. Wallace
America
ACU
John Davis Lodge
Connecticut
Spain
Walter Judge
Minnesota
Robert Murphy
New York
John Tower
R-Tex
Louis Wyman
R-N.h
Charles Rice
Fordham University
John B. Anderson
Ill
Commerce
Frank Lausche
Rogers C. B. Morton
William Middendorf
Republican National Committee
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Sylvester Petro
New York University
Michael Bernstein
House Education and Labor Committee
Fred Serton
Nebraska
Eisenhower
Peter O'Donnell
Republican Party of Texas
James Gardner
N.C
Agriculture
Catherine May
R-Wash
Tim Babcock
Montana
Transportation
William Cramer
R-Fla
John Howard
Rockford College
Rockford
Housing and Urban Development
Robert Finch
California
Richard Corneulle
National Association of Manufacturers
Council of Economic Advisers
Milton Friedman
University of Chicago
Alan Greenspan
Lawrence Fertig
ACA
William F. Buckley
National Review
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Samuel Devine
John Hunt
N.J
Joseph Woods
Cook County
Businesses honored for Negro aid efforts
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce honored business led projects across 12 cities aimed at financing Negro enterprises creating jobs and improving housing and policing. Initiatives include Philadelphia Gas Works training diversifying street gangs into a corporation and Eastman Kodak in Rochester assisting Negro entrepreneurs. Other sites include Indianapolis Boston Omaha Hartford Rochester Jacksonville Detroit Winston-Salem and Dayton. A separate note states a dog's noseprint can identify as reliably as a human fingerprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Jimmy Robinson
Philadelphia
Eastman Kodak Co
Rochester
N.Y
Indianapolis
Boston
Omaha
Hartford
Minn
Buffalo
Jacksonville
Fla
Detroit
Winston- Salem
N.C
Dayton
Ohio
Northern Montana Snow Flurries Forecast Tonight
National forecast shows snow flurries for Northern Montana tonight. Showers and thundershowers expected from the Gulf Coast to the Middle Atlantic. Fair to partly cloudy elsewhere with milder temps from the Central Plateau to the Upper Mississippi Valley. Little change across the nation with mostly cloudy skies and intermittent rain in the south beginning today and spreading inland. Low tonight in the lower 40s in the extreme south and mid 30s elsewhere. Tomorrow sees little temperature change.
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Montana
Gulf Coast
Tennessee Valley
Middle Atlantic Coast
Mississippi Valley
Weather winds shift to northeast and east with clouds
Winds increasing from northeast 20 to 30 knots this afternoon and evening, then developing east 15 to 25 knots late tonight as the sky remains mostly cloudy.
Ohio five day forecast shows above normal temperatures
The outlook for Ohio through Monday calls for highs in the mid 40s to near 50 and lows in the low 30s with minor daily changes. Precipitation tomorrow night and Friday averages about a half inch.
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Ohio
Revised bus policy could involve 700 more students
Elyria board reviews a proposed policy change to allow transport for about 700 additional students from Elyria Catholic High School and other outlying areas. A cost estimate is pending, with no action yet. The plan would modify the two mile limit for bus eligibility under state law.
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Elyria Board of Education
Elyria District Catholic
Elyria Catholic
Foster Elliott
Elliott
Elyria High
Elyria Catholic High
Ray Richard
George B. Smittle
Elyria
Smittle
Intramural program approved for Elyria fifth and sixth graders
Elyria Board of Education approved a reinstated six week intramural program for fifth and sixth graders beginning Monday and ending Feb 28. Girls meet one day weekly and boys two days weekly from 3 20 to 4 30 p m. Participation is voluntary with parental permission. A three week girls basketball for sixth grade was also approved with supervision by Louis J Kolopus. Instructors paid 100 dollars. basketball staff get 50 dollars more. Two elementary teachers hired: Helen Kozlowski at 6750 yearly and Galen M Lingenfelter at 5730 yearly. Eleven substitutes approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elyria Board of Education
Louis J. Kolopus
Helen Kozlowski
Elyria
Tokyo Plans Bridge Tunnel Linking Capes at Bay Entrance
The Construction Ministry in Tokyo plans a bridge tunnel to connect Kannon and Futtsu Capes at Tokyo Bay as a loop to relieve traffic. The two mile route would extend around the bay with highways already in place. Fess Parker will narrate a U S Army Information Department documentary titled The Silver Rifle.
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Tokyo
UPI
Tokyo Bay
Construction Ministry
Kannon
Futtsu
Hollywood
Fess Parker
Daniel Boone
U.S. Army Information Department
Elyria board relocates meeting place to Garford School
The Elyria board of education will hold meetings in the Garford School building at Clark and Winckles streets to ease office crowding in the Fifth Street administrative block. A redecorated Garford room will serve for board meetings and PTA use, with the first session there on December 16 at 7 30 p.m. The board's Lorain County visit and center tour followed a prior session at the county educational center.
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Elyria Board of Education
Garford School
Clark and
Winckles Streets
Fifth Street
Garford
PTA
Lorain County Supplementary Educational Center
Lorain County Community College
Elyria
New LCCC senators honored at campus breakfast
Lorain County Community College honored newly elected student government senators at an inaugural campus breakfast attended by about 50 people. New commissioners listed include Dave Taylor Candy Kauffman Jules Dave Meister Jim Talbot and others with vice commissioners Joanne Carney Jim McDonald Cathy Dietlin Barb Schroeder and Mike McGuire. President Max Lerner and associated students president Mark Custis addressed attendees as representatives from each campus organization attended in the faculty lounge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain County Community College
Dave Taylor
Elyria
Candy Kauffman
Sheffield Lake
Jules
Dave Meister
Jim Talbot
In Re
Joanne Carney
Jim McDonald
Cathy Dietlin
Lorain
Barb Schroeder
Sandusky
Mike McGuire
Max J. Lerner
Mark Custis
Associated Students
Veterans plan Sunday party for Yale Legion post event
Nearly 100 area entertainers will depart the Canadian Legion Post No. 54 on Colorado Avenue at 12:45 p.m. A wide list of attendees includes U S Rep Charles A Mosher Lorain Mayor Woodrow Mathna Lorain County Sheriff Vernon Smith and other officials. Kovach Dale Livingston 15 is co chair. The International Lorain Sing Out directed by Sal GlorEso will be featured. Charlotte Zakowski city treasurer will be master of ceremonies.
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Canadian Legion
Colorado Avenue
U.S
Charles A. Mosher
R-13
Lorain
Woodrow Mathna
Lorain County
Vernon Smith
Kovach Dale Livingston
Lorain Veterans Council
Sal Gloreso
Charlotte Zakowski
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Treasury
George Champion
Chase Manhattan Bank
Maurice Stans
Elyrie
Turnpike
Clint Eastwood
Susan Clark
Coogan
Rod Taylor
Claudia Cardinale
Pag Cs
Technicolor
Walt Dishey
Walt
National Forecast
Lake Erie
Paul Stewart
St. Mary
Holy Cross
St. Jude’s
Catholic High School
St. John Lutheran
St. Agnes
Atllen School
Okd
Paul Belt
Karen Brenneman
Katherine Corcoran
Ruth Clausing
Geraldine Diedrick
Timothy Garn
Midred Harrison
Deanna Hindrul
Kathleen Pichola
Kathy Smith
Camille Switalski
Sara Jane Norton
Jo Ann Ligon
Victoria Kayden
George B. Miraben
Elyria Theatre
Lakeom
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Carlo Ponti
David Lean
Academy Iowards
ESP i
Panavision” Technicolor
Rereierses Ton
United Artists
Eli Wes
Eastwood
Coogaits Bluff
Tom Seung
Semua Wee
Toa
Universal Picture
Ayrie
Lerwin
Debbie Reynolds
Akes I
Mary Oppins
Elyria Board
New Castle - Upontyne
England
Health Department
Franciscus
James Franciscus
Gregory Peck
Richard Crenna
Columbia
John Mills
Story of
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