Career sketches on Nixon Cabinet appointees
Washington AP outlines twelve men named by President Nixon to his coming administration. William P. Rogers, praised as a steady figure with broad government service, is highlighted as potential Secretary of State. Rogers is noted for coolness under pressure and a brief earlier role in foreign affairs with the OSS and U.N. General Assembly delegation.
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Laird Named Defense Secretary in Nixon Cabinet
Defense veteran Melvin R. Laird, 46, Congressmen from Wisconsin, is picked by President-elect Nixon for secretary of defense. Known as a hawk on Vietnam, he has clashed with McNamara and built a reputation as a GOP defense expert.
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Nixon era political moves and Michgan ties in 1964
A fragmented portrait outlines Johnsenhower era policy debates and Romney’s rise, noting Nixon influence and Michigan State University connections. It highlights Romney’s background, party alignments, and shifting roles in national campaign discussions and platform shaping during 1964.
Unruh Remembered as Professional Lieutenant Governor
A fragment recalls the career of a lieutenant governor who rose to the state house, won a four year term in 1966, chaired the National Governors Conference, and pushed highway reforms with both Republicans and Democrats. It notes his work with Jesse Unruh and touts a compliment on his professionalism.
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Maurice H Starrs Commerce Secretary Nominee
Maurice H. Stans is named as the new commerce secretary in the Nixon administration. The 60 year old brings a career in finance and public service, including leadership roles at accounting firms and as an investment banker. He is described as a strategist who advocates belt‑tightening and aggressive measures against economic crime.
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Health and Education Aides Face Nixon Cutback Fallout
A scrambled report mentions Postmaster General Robert Finch and Health and Education officials in a discussion about Nixon era cutbacks. It notes potential impacts on federal aid programs and possible effects on jobs and administration staffing in a turbulent period.
Interior secretary pick Volpe and Alaska’s Hickel head to top posts
The article outlines John A. Volpe, a Massachusetts governor and former highway administrator, as interior secretary nominee under Eisenhower era plans, paired with Walter J. Hickel, Alaska governor, seen as candidate for the cabinet role. It notes Volpe’s rise from construction to federal highway projects and his advisory ties, while Hickel’s background as a business leader and governor is highlighted, with contrasts on civil rights stances and political paths.
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Tipton firm sold for 4.5 million to Spalding Inc
Fischer Mfg Co of Tipton and two other units were sold for 4.5 million to A B Spalding and Bros Inc a Questor Corp subsidiary of Toledo Ohio The sale positions Fischer as a major billiard table supplier with projected 1949 earnings of 350000 and plans to maintain leadership in arch distribution James Wolf Emil Gerke will stay as consultants and Charles Bailey becomes general manager of the Tipton unit The purchase is part of Questor expansion into diverse product groups under a broad market drive
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Nixon picks Hardin for agriculture secretary role
President elect Nixon selects Clifford Hardin 53, longtime University of Nebraska chancellor, as his agriculture secretary nominee. Hardin, allied with Republican circles, rose through academic economics and state governance roles after early work with Nixon during campaigns.
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Woman dies in bridge crash near Capital City
Verna Reinkemeyer, 61, Linn woman, died after losing control of a westbound car on U S Highway 40 near the Moreau River Bridge, colliding with the hand rail and the bridge structure. The collision caused damage to the bridge. authorities said the rail was not designed to hold traffic. Reinkemeyer died on arrival at St Mary’s Hospital.
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Missouri Patrols Traffic Death Log Update
The Missouri Highway Patrol releases a traffic death log for the period ending at midnight. In the last 24 hours there were three deaths and for the year to date there have been 1,372 fatalities, compared with 1,239 at the same time last year, with two deaths carried over from earlier accidents.
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