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President Carter has chosen Yale University president Kingman Brewster Jr. as the next U.S. Ambassador to Great Britain, a copyrighted story in the New Haven Register reported yesterday.
A story from the Washington-based Connecticut News Service, quoting unidentified sources, said the White House will announce the appointment after a routine security check of Brewster.
Brewster is spending Yale's spring vacation in the Bahamas and could not be reached for comment. A Yale spokesman could not confirm the report last night.
A 1975 Crimson parody of the Yale Daily News reported Brewster's impending appointment as Ambassador to Britain.
H. Jeffrey Leonard '76, the author of the parody--whom a Yale official threatened with arrest for libel--was in London yesterday and could not be reached for comment.
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