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Newspaper

The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1969

Page

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Private college presidents urge Nixon for quicker Vietnam pullout

Ninety nine private college presidents including Robert K. Carr of Oberlin and James M. Read of Wilmington College appeal to President Nixon for a faster timetable to withdraw from Vietnam. They stress war costs affect students, campuses, and national priorities, while noting they speak only as individuals.

Philadelphia Nixon Vietnam Ohio Robert K. Carr Oberlin James P. Dixon Antioch Robert W. Morse Case Western Reserve University James M. Read Wilmington College

Cleaver urges Kremlin to arm Hanoi with A-bomb

Moscow reports say Eldridge Cleaver, exiled Black Panther minister, urged Russia to supply nuclear weapons for Vietnam combat. He traveled via Moscow to Algiers after an international journalists conference in Pyongyang. Cleaver accompanied by escaped convict B. V. Booth, tied to a National Airlines hijack case, with FBI seeking Cleaver on unlawful flight to avoid prosecution.

Moscow UPS Eldridge Cleaver Black Panther Party United States Vietnam Pyongyang North Korea Cleaver Havana Oakland Calif FBI

Railroads and unions scolded for short talks time

President Nixon emergency board chair Ralph T. Seward condemns railroads and four craft unions for only 13 hours of face to face bargaining since March 17 as a national strike threat looms. He calls the bargaining breakdown a national disgrace and deplorable.

Washington UPI Ralph T. Seward Nixon Penn Central Seward Wiliam W. Winpisinger Winpisinger Machinists Union National Railway Labor Conference

Early signs indicate dropouts rising in area high schools

John, 16, works at a car wash in Elyria while not enrolled, emblematic of Lorain County trends where about four percent of youths drop out at age 16 with parental consent and full-time work. Counselor Robert Abby notes more dropouts in ninth and tenth grades, with Elyria and Lorain showing higher rates due to fewer jobs and transportation needs.

John Elyria Lorain County Robert Abby Columbia High Lorain Abby

Chicago police battle window smashing rebels

In Chicago a clash between police and SDS Weatherman followers ended a downtown parade. National Guardsmen patrolled Loop streets as arrests reached 103, with 18 officers injured and one city official hospitalized. Rudd was among those detained.

Chicago UPI Illinois National Guardsmen Richard Ogilvie Mark Rudd Columbia University New York City University of Illinois Hospital

Nixon blames Congress for delay in legislation

President Nixon accepted part of the blame for delays in new government action and urged Congress to act now to meet national needs. He blamed Democratic Congress for hindering reform while praising bipartisan steps and warned against turning tax reform into a sharp cut that would destabilize the budget. He said reform is the watchword of his administration and released a message to Congress to spur passage of key programs. Two congressmen said Nixon is responsible for delays. Senate Leader Mansfield dismissed the complaint as part of system operation. Nixon urged focus on goals supported by a majority of the people.

Washington UPI Nixon Congress Democratic Congress Charles A. Vanik Ohio Ralph Yarborough D-Tex Senate Mike Mansfield Mansfield

Weather Ahead With Mild Clouds and Showers Likely

Mild weather dominates with cloudy skies and showers likely through tomorrow. High near 70. Also ad copy notes sizzling sirloin steak at Henry's Lamous for 2.99, and a restaurant promotion with a Sunday closure.

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