Connally Confirmed as Treasury Chief in Nixon Cabinet
Former Texas Governor John B. Connally won unanimous Senate confirmation as secretary of the Treasury. He pledged aggressive, activist policies to boost growth and curb inflation, and suggested Nixon might seek him as a 1972 running mate. Connally heir to oil wealth and Johnson ties, replaces David Kennedy.
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UPI
Texas
John B. Connally
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Johnson
Nixon
Texas’ Oil Industry
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Sid W. Richardson
Connally
Floresville
Tex
Spiro T. Agnew
Kennedy
Calif UC reports quake location as far south off South America
Berkeley based UC seismologists corrected earlier reports of a Turkish origin for a quake recorded Monday. Dr Robert Adams said the event lay near the South Shetland Islands near the tip of South America, about 7300 miles from Berkeley, matching distance estimates.
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Berkeley
Calif
University of California
South Shetland Islands
South America
Rober Adams
Turkey
Adams
UC Seismographic Center
Kennedy gets new license after suspension in Kopechne case
UPI reports Senator Ed Kennedy of Massachusetts was issued a four year driver license on the day after Thanksgiving. He took tests November 27 at Plymouth registry. The license expires February 22, 1974, Kennedy said he needed it to drive his mother on Cape Cod trips. Kopechne died in the July 1969 Chappaquiddick incident for which Kennedy pleaded guilty to leaving the scene of an accident.
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UPI
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Chappaquiddick Island
Mary Jo Kopechne
Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Richard E. McLaughlin
Kennedy
Plymouth
Office of the Registry
Rose Kennedy
Cape Cod
Kopechne
Knute
Stennis
Knutson
Washington
Bailey suspended from New Jersey bar for misconduct
The New Jersey Supreme Court suspended famed attorney F Lee Bailey from practicing for one year for highly improper conduct in the 1968 DeFranco murder trial. The court cited his actions as deeply inconsistent with justice and the responsibilities of an advocate, despite Bailey’s stated apology.
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UPI
F. Lee Bailey
New Jersey
State Supreme Court
Bailey
Apple
DeFranco
New Locks Proposed for Newark High School Students
Newark school board debates a policy to issue new locker locks to students at Newark High. Principal Irving Hird would require students to pay fines if locks are not returned by year end. The board also weighs a 2 day grading and site work extension for the new high school and hears a flag presentation from the Newark Junior Women's Club for a future elementary nearby. Meeting at district office 5715 Musick Ave starts 7:30 PM.
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Newark High School
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Newark High
Newark Junior Women’s Club
Lake Subdivision
Musick Ave
Stanford freshman slams draft at Senate hearing
A Stanford freshman Peter Knutson told five senators the draft betrays the Constitution and fuels hatred of youth. He urged ending conscription and questioned wartime powers, while Sen. Strom Thurmond walked out and Sen. John Stennis praised Knutson’s candor. He warned lawmakers they risk losing respect if they draft in peacetime.
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UPI
Vietnam
Strom Thurmond
R-S.c
Everett
Wash
Peter Knutson
Stanford University
Senate Armed Services Committee
Knutson
Thurmond
John C. Stennis
D-Miss
Year Around School Study Sought By District
Union City New Haven Unified School District trustees tonight may establish a citizens staff advisory committee to study a year around school program in the district. Dr Duane Bay proposes a July 1 1971 feasibility report deadline and a bond measure vote status hinges on pending Supreme Court rulings. Local Boy Scouts mark the 61st anniversary with a discussion on the year round plan at the meeting held at district office 33490 Western Ave starting 8 pm.
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New Haven Unified School District
Duane Bay
Western Ave
Boy Scouts
First Western Bank Celebrates With Free Prizes
Our bank announces a celebration offering prizes including Small Change Savings Accounts. Entry blanks are available for free at the bank. Kids are welcome. Visit this Friday to claim something free from the bank.
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First Western Bank
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