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Newspaper

Argus

Location

Fremont, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1967

Page

4

Johnson Announces New Appointments To Government Posts

President Johnson filled government vacancies including SBA administrator with Robert C. Moot named to replace Bernard L. Boutin effective July 23. Moot, 56, has served as deputy administrator since last November. Also slated is Kennedy AM Crockett, 47, as ambassador to Nicaragua, and Marian N. Rossmiller, 56, to head the Denver mint.

San Antonio, Tex UPSJD Johnson Administrator of the Small Business Administration SBA Texas White House Bernard L. Boutin Washington Kennedy Sanders Associates Nashua N.H Moot Boutin General Services Adminnistration Kennedy AM. Crockett Foreign Service Nicaragua Aaron $. Brown Crockett

King Hussein Warns of Grave Danger of Middle East War

Jordan's King Hussein said there is grave danger of renewed war in the Middle East unless Israel returns the lands it captured from Egypt and Syria. He spoke at London Airport before Paris talks with de Gaulle after meeting Prime Minister Wilson and Foreign Secretary Brown.

London UPI Hussein Jordan Middle East Israel Egypt Syria Paris Charles de Gaulle Harold Wilson Gamal Abdel Nasser de Gaulie Wilson

Safe And Sane Now Enjoys Summer Sun On Three-Wheel Bicycle

The piece describes Safe and Sane keeping trim and enjoying the summer sun while riding a special three-wheel bicycle.

Courts Set to Rule Potency of New Records Access Law

Washington officials foresee tough judicial interpretation of the Freedom of Information Law, effective Tuesday, as courts determine how much government secrecy must yield. Agencies expect gradual change with reading rooms and selective disclosures, while some records remain shielded, including IRS tax data and FBI files.

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