Nixon swears in Cabinet while Hickel faces doubt
The Senate confirms 11 of 12 Nixon nominees, with Alaska governor Hickel facing opposition over conservation views. Cabinet members named include Rogers Kennedy Laird Mitchell Hardin Blount and others, while Yost's ambassadorial hearing is deferred for the UN post. Early action on subCabinet picks is anticipated as hearings begin.
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