Nixon Ignored on His Last Visit to Moscow
Washington AP report notes Nixon's 1967 Moscow visit where he was denied meetings and toured as a tourist. It recalls his 1959 Kremlin discussions with Khrushchev, the heated exchanges over foreign bases, and his later reflections after visits to Alma Ata and private trips.
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Alma Ata
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Khrushchev
Soviet Union
HUD chief orders 7.5 percent HUD job cuts by June 30
Washington reports George Romney directs a 7.5 percent reduction in HUD staffing by June 30, trimming 1,200 from a 16,000‑employee roster. A feasibility study may cut up to 50 percent in some areas, with Washington absorbing cuts while maintaining core offices.
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Ecuadoran pianist Alegria Arce set for Shenandoah recital
A young Ecuadoran pianist, Alegria Arce, finalist in the 1969 Leventritt Competition, will perform solo at Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music on Oct 19 in Armstrong Auditorium. The 8 p.m. recital is part of the 1971-72 Shenandoah Artist Series. Tickets and information via 667-8714.
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Armstrong Auditorium
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New York Philharmonic Orchestra
Andre Kostelanetz
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Harvard Would Admit More Girls At Harvard
Harvard President Derek C Bok says he favors admitting more women but fears adverse alumni sentiment if male freshmen are reduced to make room. He proposes raising Radcliffe’s freshman class to 450 and trimming incoming men from 1,175 to 1,150 to reach a 2 to 1 ratio in place of the current 4 to 1.
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Nixon Visit Cost City Police Overtime
Portland officials warn presidential visits may drain city funds after President Nixon's 24 hour stay on September 25 cost Portland $12,000 in police overtime. Mayor Schrunk says federal aid is needed for protective services.
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Terry Schrunk
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Virginia PTA Congress Convention Set for Oct 18 20
Virginia units are invited to assemble at the John Marshall Hotel in Richmond for the 66th annual Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers convention Oct 18–20. Gov. Holton delivers the keynote on Oct 18. sessions cover PTA effectiveness, state roles, and reading advocacy with leaders including John Warren Cooke and Hunter Andrews.
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House of Delegates
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ENMU Portales reports record fall enrollment
Eastern New Mexico University's Portales campus posts a fall enrollment of 4,298 students, the largest in the school's 27 year history, according to Registrar Dr. Alfred Woodard.
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