Parked metal meters thief and four college expulsion
In Birmingham a thief with a possible duplicate key emptied about a quarter of the city’s parking meters, stealing roughly 720 dollars while bystanders saw only a methodical worker. At Cornell College four male students were expelled for disrobing in a classroom in protest of the Vietnam War, asked to explain the act’s social and philosophical rationale by semester end. Sen. Thurmond urged Sen. Lausche to be named chief justice, praising him at Bowling Green State University.
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Western leaders seek Nixon summit after inauguration
Western European leaders express desire for a summit with Presidentelect Nixon soon after his inauguration to review policy on the Soviet Union and other Atlantic Alliance issues. Reports from Bonn Paris Berlin and Saigon outline tensions over Vietnam talks and potential U.S. unilateral moves.
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UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Soviet Union
Onother
Indict three in Nixon plot in Brooklyn case
A Brooklyn grand jury indicted Ahmed Namer and his two sons Hussein and Abdo on four counts including conspiracy and criminal solicitation in an alleged plot to assassinate President-elect Richard Nixon. The Namers face up to 24 years if convicted. An unidentified Yemeni informant testified before the jury, with police officers present.
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UPI
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Richard M. Nixon
Ahmed Namer
Hussein
Xabdo
Namer
U.S
Abdo
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Arabian Peninsula
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Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan B. Sirhan
Jordan
Kennedy
Kings County
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Elliott Golden
Nixon Campaign Costs Top Ten Million In New Reports
UPI reports that late filed campaign finance reports push Nixon Agnew total expenditures to over 10 million with 1.2 million in contributions and 986,866 spent in the Aug 8 to Oct 21 period. prior filings showed about 9.5 million each for contributions and spending. notable donors include the Ford family, the Stone and Fisher families, and Henry Salvatori. total campaign cost estimated around 17 million.
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UPI
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George Wallace
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Stone
Max Fisher
Fisher
Henry Salvatori
Los Angeles
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Probate of Ada S. Yoder will and executor appointment
Public notices announce probate of the will of Ada S. Yoder and the appointment of the estate's executor. Details refer readers to page 6 for the full notice and filing information.
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Ada S. Yoder
100 Mile An Hour Winds Storm Death Toll Reaches 25
A wind storm sweeping 500 miles of the East Coast with rain snow and gusts to 100 mph has killed at least 25 people across eight states. New York reports 10 deaths including a Bloomingburg fire. Pennsylvania nine. others in North Carolina Tennessee Maine Rhode Island and New Jersey. Thousands flee their homes. Port Monmouth evacuations reach 3000 by rowboat as 30 foot seas batter coast. The Weather Bureau calls it the year’s worst storm and the winter season begins December 21.
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Virginia
Weather in Iowa Mostly Cloudy With Rain Snow Chance
United Press International reports Iowa will see mostly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday with a chance of rain or snow. Warmer tonight with low temperatures in the upper 20s to mid 30s.
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United Press International
Iowa
Nixon aides forecast bipartisan cooperation with Congress
President elect Nixon’s administration expects Democratic leaders in Congress to cooperate on major national issues next year. Bryce N. Harlow, named assistant to the president for legislative affairs, stresses that areas of broad national interest will require cross party support. The Nixon team signals closer White House to Cabinet line leadership and a growing group of assistants to the president to handle policy.
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Prague press crackdown signals return to Stalinist control
Communist leaders in Prague order mass dismissals and expulsion of Western reporters. Evzen Erban warns editors of personnel changes and forbids non party writing. A Slovak editor vows to resist. “liquidated” means banished. Youths plan a Sunday protest dubbed Western agents’ work.
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UPI
Czechoslovakia
Evzen Erban
Erban
Foreign Ministry
Lovila man dies in single vehicle crash near Oskaloosa
A 22 year old Lovila man identified as Jerry Wayne Comstock was fatally injured when the car he rode in left a county road six miles west of Oskaloosa and struck a utility pole. The car was driven by 24 year old David Larson of rural Albia.
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UPI
Lovila
Felice
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Comstock
David Larson
Albia
Larson
Oskaloosa
Intercepted Memo Urges School District Visit This Week
A memo titled Intercepted Memo ALL RESIDENTS urges residents to visit their schools this week. It is signed by WEJ and calls attention to district education matters. The short directive emphasizes engagement with local schools.
Five Negroes kill founder in Boston rights office shooting
In Roxbury, five gunmen forced entry at the New England Grass Roots Organization and shot dead founder Guido St Laurent, 41, and two coworkers, with two others critically wounded. Fred Rose, 41, and Ronnie Hicks, 41, survived. Sister King, from Cleveland, also killed. attackers fled. Police found no weapons.
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UPI
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Roxbury
Fred Rose
Boston City Hospital
Rose
Guido St. Laurent
Cornell Eaton
King
Cleveland
Ohio
Ronnie Hicks
Roxbury- Dorchester
Open house at Washington High School Thursday
Washington High School invites the public to an open house on Thursday November 14 from 7 to 9 pm. Principal Burge Hammond says the entire faculty will be present, with tours of the building and refreshments in remodeled homemaking rooms. Visitors may inspect all areas and ask questions.
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North Central
Hammond
De Gaulle Rejects Devaluation of French Franc
Paris President Charles de Gaulle firmly rejects devaluation as a remedy for France's economic troubles. He told the cabinet the franc, worth about 20 U.S. cents, would be defended while the Bank of France raised its key rate from 5 to 6 percent to curb currency flow.
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UPI
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