Nixon Contemplates Cabinet Posts and Global Strategy
The article details Nixon's possible cabinet picks including Dewey for Chief Justice or a top post, Rockefeller for defense, Stans for Treasury, Burns as an economic adviser, and McCracken guiding the council. It outlines a plan for a Hoover-like commission on federal relations, transition leadership roles, and a foreign policy stance prioritizing Western alliance talks, limited world policing, and continued support for Israel and anti communist alignment.
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Maurice HK. Stans
Eisenhower
Nelson Rockefeller
Pentagon
Treasury
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Chase Manhattan Bank
Arthur F. Burns
Columbia University
President’s Council On Economic Advisers
Burns
White House
Council of Advisers
Paul W. McCracken
University of Michigan
Henry C. Wallich
Yale
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Stans
Congress
Europe
Western
West Berlin
Asia
United States
Soviet Union
Nixon Admin
Romney schemes and Nixon aims loom over domestic agenda
Permits issued to build house plus plans for voluntary community work in ghettos feature George Romney and Richard Nixon. Romney eyed Washington appointment, possibly health, education and welfare secretary, or White House staff. Lt. Gov. Finch and Don Evans linked to posts as California politics shift. In South Charleston and St. Albans building permits confirm housing activity and demolitions as 30 day clearance required.
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George Romney
Nixon
Romney
Washington
Robert H. Finch
California
Don Evans
South
Charleston
Ington
Echo
U. S. Senate
Ronald Reagan
Learing
White House
Fire Calls Summary From Charleston Department on Friday
Charleston Fire Department responded to four runs on Friday including an early morning assist at 925 Virginia Street East, a vehicle damage call at Greenbrier Street and Piedmont Road with $100 damage, a car incident at Broad and Washington Streets causing $100 damage, and a bathtub fire at 172 Wertz Avenue with no damage.
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Washington Streets
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Bathtub
FAA Recommends New Two City Airport for Kanawha
The FAA backed a Charleston Huntington joint airport and a Kanawha upgrade in the National Airport Plan for 1969 73. The plan calls for a 6300 foot Kanawha runway, extended taxiways and lighting, and obstructions removed, while Huntington Tri State receives minor improvements. A separate Elkins facility is also noted, with federal participation uncertain, as airport aid policy debates continue.
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Huntington
West Virginia
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Ytion Administration
Central West Virginia Airport Authority
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Charleston-Huntington
Elkins
Sen
Jennings Randolph
Beckley
Bluefield
Greenbrier Valley
Wheeling
Ground War Escalates With B52 Strikes Reported
Reported from Saigon to the Cambodian border, Vietnamese and U.S. forces clash in heavy fighting. U S and South Vietnamese units report dozens of enemy deaths, multiple artillery and helicopter gunships in use, while U S casualties number four killed and four wounded. Can Tho mortar fire wounds civilians. power outages affect regional areas for hours.
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Myread Ca
Can Tho
Cold unsettled weather across Western Pennsylvania
Forecast shows cloudy and colder conditions with scattered showers in Western Pennsylvania. Temperatures range from the 30s to 40s with highs in the 40s, while a few areas see 30s tonight and tomorrow. Local mountains may see lingering showers and cooler winds.
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Kentucky
Cain
County Vote Canvass Set by Kanawha County Court
Kanawha County Court will begin canvassing the voting machines used in last Tuesday's general election on November 12. State law requires canvass within five days after an election, excluding Sundays, with Monday as a holiday.
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Kanawha
Tree Triggers Power Outage in Two City Sections
About 2,500 families in the South Hills and Fort Hill sections lost electricity for about two hours Friday morning after high winds felled a tree. An Appalachian Power Co. spokesman said the storm toppled utility lines and equipment, causing the outage and prompting repair crews to work quickly to restore service.
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Fort Hill
Appalachian Power Co
Two High Aides Resign Johnson Jobs
President Johnson accepts resignations of Fowler and Katzenbach as top aides. Fowler, Treasury secretary since April 1965, had pressed for a 10 percent surtax to curb inflation and urged price stability in a late memorandum. Katzenbach’s departure follows similarly announced exits from the White House team.
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White House
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the Treasury
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Protection Of Defeated Is Ending Youth Dance Slated Today
Washington secrets: Service will withdraw protection for unsuccessful presidential candidates by week’s end. A teen dance from 7 30 a m to 10 p m today at Village Chapel Presbyterian Activities Building features music by Inspirations. Admission 50 cents per person.
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Crcation Commission
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Simon
Richard M. Nixon
Ries
Spiro T. Agnew
Hanoi and Saigon clash over two sided conference plan
United States and allies debate roles for North and South Vietnam in expanded talks. Thieu proposes a two side delegation with South Vietnam taking the allied lead while Hanoi seeks an independent NLF status. Negotiations center on who leads each side and whether direct talks include the Viet Cong.
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Thieu
North Vietnam
Viet Cong
Washington
South Vietnam
Saigon
Hanoi
NLF
U.S
Harriman
Second Piedmont crash damages claim filed in Kanawha
Judy Summers of Boone County filed a second suit in circuit court arising from the August 10 Piedmont Airlines crash at Kanawha Airport. The action seeks $115,000 damages as administrator of the estate of passenger Mark Edward Dickinson, who died in the collision that killed 35 and injured two.
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Piedmont I
Kanawha
Judy Summers
Boone County
Mark Edward Dickinson
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