Changes in Cabinet Places Two Liberals in White House
Washington reports a cabinet shuffle under President Nixon bringing two liberal voices into the White House. The move marks the first such reshuffle since his term began and follows a period of domestic crisis as the administration contemplates how forcefully these voices will speak.
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Washington
UPI
Nixon
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare Department
George P. Shultz
Labor Department
Office of Management and Budget
Finch
HEW
Shultz
Fighting Again Blocks Vital Cambodian Highway
New fighting south west of Phnom Penh again blocks the highway to the coast. Rail traffic Phnom Penh to Bangkok halted by clashes at Krang Lovea. North Vietnamese and Viet Cong casualties at Kampong Speu cited as over 200. Rest houses, roads to Kampong Som disrupted. Angkor Wat reports movement of forces without confirmation of fortifications.
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VPI
Kompong Speu
Bangkok
Thailand
Krang Lovea
Trapeang Kraleng
Kampong Som
Kampong Speu
Sihanoukville
Norodom Sihanouk
Kompong Chhuang
Cambodia
Angkor Wat
Big City Mayors Urge Reorder of U.S. Spending Priorities
Denver Mayors Carl Stokes and Henry Maier call for cutting military and space funding by 4.5 billion to boost housing welfare and urban programs. Lindsay and Daley align. Romney backs shift toward city needs amid debate on national budget priorities and zoning reform.
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U.S
Denver
UPI
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
Washington
Stokes
Milwaukee
Henry Maier
George Romney
Romney
Manson Willing To Accept First 12 Jurors Selected
In Los Angeles United Press International reports Charles Manson agreed to let the first 12 jurors chosen be the trial jury for the Tate Labianca murders. The judge did not accept the proposal and jurors were seated as selection began although many were excused for reasons including hardship and opinions on guilt. Law officials pursued normal proceedings as additional developments occurred in separate cases tied to the Manson Family.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Charles Manson
Superior Court
Charles Oiser
Thomas R. Tosoya
Manson
Irving Kanarek
Older
Gary Hinman
Tate and
Labianca
Robert Beausoleil
Hinman
Mary Brunner
Eau Claire
Wis
Beausoleil
Nader Warns Hospitals Hit By Accidental Electrocutions
DETROIT AND MIAMI reports outline Ralph Nader accusing hospitals of dangerous electrocution risk. He cites 5000 yearly deaths amid poor training by physicians and technicians, with many electrocutions mislisted as cardiac arrests. In Miami, police fight guerrilla style violence in Brownville as curfews and unrest rise.
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Detroit
UPI
Ralph Nader
Miami
Brownville
Melvin Reece
Cocoanut Grove
27Th Avenue
Nader
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