Professor-at-Large Waiting for Elliot
Elliot L. Richardson, Returning from London after eight months as ambassador, is poised to become secretary of Commerce. The piece surveys his sprawling career, clashes with Nixon, and questions about his influence, ethics, and ambition amid Watergate echoes and political reshaping.
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Elliot L. Richardson
London
Washington
Massachusetts
Nixon
Richardson
Rogers
Health Education & Welfare
White House
Jerry Ford
Spiro
U.S
Court of St. James’s
Bennington Delegates at New England Council Meeting in Boston
Delegates including Samuel H. Blackmer of Bennington attended a New England Council meeting in Boston yesterday. The Bennington School trustees approved the two platoon system to address crowded high school conditions and education benefits, set to begin with January or after midyear exams. Merger of Benmont Papers Inc Adams Paper Co and Dobeckman Co completes in Boston for 2 20181250. Red headed Tommy Paquin featured by Norman Rockwell on Latepost cover draws fan mail. The Big Mill sold to John R Cook of Warren Wire Co. Mount Anthony Union School Board trims 90 000 from 2 798 000 base bid for new high school and plans further building adjustments.
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New England Council
Boston
Samuel H. Blackmer
Bennington
Tommy Paquin
North Bennington
Norman Rockwell
Union School Board
Mount Anthony Union School Board
George A. Fuller Co
Union High School
Notable birthdays and trials on this date in history
On this date Peregrine White became the first white child born in the New England colonies aboard the Mayflower in 1620. In 1945 twenty four German leaders faced trial at Nürnberg before the International War Crimes Tribunal. In 1947 Princess Elizabeth married Royal Navy Lt Philip Mountbatten. In 1968 a coal mine explosion and fire trapped 78 men in Farmington West Virginia.
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Massachusetts Bay
New England
Peregrine White
Nuremberg
Princess
Queen
Elizabeth of England
Royal Navy
Philip Mountbatten
Farmington
W. Va
Rockefeller eyes Senate bid against Buckley in New York
Reports from New York labor and banking circles say Vice President Nelson Rockefeller has considered running against conservative Senator James Buckley for the U.S. Senate next year. insiders note his pull with labor and industry and suggest a shift away from President Ford, with speculation continuing on Rockfeller’s political next moves.
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Rockefeller
James Buckley
U.S. Senate
Nelson
Jerry Ford
John
Ford
New York Labor Movement
Hard Hats
Albany
U.S
Brennan
George Meany
Meany
Labor
Spiro Agnew
Afl-Cio
Bal Harbour
Fla
GOP
White House
Ken Clawson
Nixon
Isolationism debate rocks U.S. military aid policy
A UPI report recalls a congressional push to cut off American military aid arguing the program has yielded few gains since World War II. A mystery senator questions its effectiveness and warns of weakened citizen defense. He says aid may curb domestic resolve, while aiding overseas commitments and NATO. He warns of possible Soviet takedown if aid ends.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
The
United States
Korea
Vietnam
Ford
Pentagon
America
U.S
Europe
Asia
South America
NATO
Soviet Union
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Defense
Kevin White
Washington Post
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Boston Navy Yard
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Cox
Pennsylvania Avenue
Department of Justice
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Hoffman
Secretary OF Commerce
Benmont Papers Inc
Adams Paper Co
Wells River
Dobeckman Co
Cleveland
Ohio
John R. Cook
Warren Wire Co
Pownal
Mt. Anthony High
Senate
Rocky
Victor Riesel
Burlington Free Press
New York
Jon
Averell Harriman
Liberal Party
Robert Morgenthau
Morgenthau
Hatters
Alex Rose
Franklin Roosevelt Jr
Frank O’connor
U.N
Arthur Goldberg
Goldberg
Rose
Alex
Arthur
Estate Building and Construction Trades Department
Peter Brennan
Fifth Avenue
Pocantico Hills
Executive Mansion
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Vic
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Regotaried Jeweler
Amercan Gem Society
Vermont
New Bennington
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Main Street
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FLIP
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