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Oilman Clements named No. 2 at Defense. Stone eyed for ambassador
President Nixon selects Texas oilman William P. Clements Jr. as deputy secretary of defense, the number two post, citing his management skill and security knowledge. Chicago insurer W. Clement Stone, a major donor, is floated for an ambassadorial posting as other White House shifts occur. Stone met with Nixon, while Annenberg’s London post remains in question. Washington also reshuffles Agriculture Department deputies as several officials depart.
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