Nixon Still Refusing To Name His Top Lieutenant
Washington AP reports a White House guessing game over Nixon top aide. Officials say no single figure has emerged as Califano-like strongman, with Burns, Ehrlichman, Mitchell, Finch among names discussed. Moynihan’s report shifts speculation. Finch praised for welfare drive, Ehrlichman seen as potential influence. Mitchell remains daily White House presence seeking broader power.
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Gipsy Moth IV sails sold at Christie’s auction
In London AP reports the sails of Gipsy Moth IV, famed for Chichester’s 1966 67 voyage, fetched 1348 dollars at Christie’s. Chichester and his wife attended, purchasing one sail for 190.96 dollars. Proceeds fund a Greenwich drydock display for the aircraft.
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