Rogers Selected as Secretary of State in Nixon Cabinet
William P. Rogers, former attorney general, is named secretary of state by President elect Nixon. The plan includes cabinet picks for Romney as housing secretary and Hickel as interior secretary with other appointments discussed for Finch Moynihan and a new urban affairs council.
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Nixon Cabinet Picks Listed For Tonight Order
President elect Nixon is set to announce a full cabinet tonight with William P. Rogers as Secretary of State and Melvin R. Laird as Defense Secretary. Other contenders include David Kennedy or Robert H. Anderson for Treasury and John N. Mitchell for Attorney General.
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Athens Police arrest Ohio U students in break-in series
Athens police reportedly solved a string of break ins with the arrest of several Ohio University students. The item notes arrests and ongoing case details on the page 2 report.
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Optimistic Pacification Report Claims Saigon Control Rises
The U S Mission reports 73.3 percent of South Vietnam's population living in relatively secure areas under Saigon, the highest monthly gain yet. Ground clashes. 156 enemy deaths. five bunkers destroyed. seven South Vietnamese killed. 45 wounded as Viet Cong and North Vietnamese conduct attacks on bases and towns. Contested hamlets account for 13.3 percent, with 13.4 percent under Viet Cong control.
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Four children die in West Side duplex fire likely set by kids
Dayton fire officials say Angela Rambert 10, brothers Robert G 9, Jeffrey 4, and Derrick 4 months died of smoke and carbon monoxide after a fire in a rear upstairs bedroom. The deaths were blamed on the children's matches.
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Action Ads Sell Anything Says Nelsonville Advertiser
Mr C R Stage of 273 Canal Street Nelsonville touts Messenger Action Ads as a quick way to advertise and sell any item by placing it in the Athens Messenger now. He explains readers call them Action Ads for direct results.
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Paris Talks Stall Over Table Shape In Vietnam Peace Talks
The delay in starting the enlarged Vietnam peace talks stems from a dispute over conference table shape and speaking order. U S negotiator Cyrus Vance and North Vietnam's Col Ha Van Lau clashed after a two hour session, with U S insisting on a two sided rectangular table and Saigon on one side, while square or multi table formats were rejected. The stalemate may push talks beyond year end and into 1969.
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Ohio districts split on pass fail school levy list
A Hamilton Local District closure is set for Dec to Jan after a 615 796 levy defeat. Nelsonville York will reopen Thursday after a 1699 775 pass on a 7 mill levy. Marietta passed a 22.6 mill package plus 1.4 mill. Other districts approved levies while Coblentz failed 9 1 2 mill. Some relief shown in Conneaut and Williams County levies.
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Reds Avoid Harrassing Destroyers in Black Sea Passages
U S destroyers Dyess and Turner have been shadowed by at least one Soviet destroyer and overflown by Soviet planes since entering the Black Sea Monday through the Bosporus. Navy sources say the Russians have avoided harassment and kept a steady two to nine miles behind the ships. Navy headquarters monitors radio messages as the US ships conduct a voyage denounced by the Soviets as provocation and a show of force near their borders.
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New Mine Inspection Rules In Response To Farmington Disaster
Washington outlines tougher oversight after Farmington WV explosion. Inspectors will rise to five times the usual cadence and a rule shielding pending checks will be dropped. John F. O Leary, new Bureau of Mines director, aims to empower secret inspections and faster action. A coal mine safety conference in Washington spotlights federal reform. Udall expected to reveal a proposed bill granting the bureau wider safety-standards authority.
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Nixon Halted Goldberg Court Move
Sen. Stephen M. Young says President Johnson planned to name Arthur Goldberg chief justice and blocked it. Young states Nixon learned of Johnson's plan and that Johnson told him, yet Nixon called Earl Warren to stay on as chief justice until June.
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