Nixon Named Most Admired Man in Gallup Poll
Princeton AP report states President Nixon ranks first as the most admired man for the third year running. The top five include Billy Graham, Edward Kennedy, Zev Zale, Lyndon Johnson, and Hubert Humphrey. The top ten list also features Agnew, Ralph Nader, Bob Hope, and Wallace. A poll of 1504 adults was conducted December 10 through December 14.
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SALT envoy meets with Nixon before Vienna talks
Gerard C. Smith, head U S negotiator at SALT, met with President Nixon in the White House before leaving for Vienna to resume talks with the Soviet Union. Secretary of State Rogers and Kissinger joined the meeting in the Oval Office.
Nixon set to announce bid with Agnew as running mate
President Nixon plans a formal decision within days on whether to run again with Spiro Agnew as vice president. He aims to announce by January 14 and have Agnew on the New Hampshire primary ballot, while the final choice rests with the GOP convention in San Diego. Other Democratic contenders are moving to public and media introductions as Muskie and others announce campaigns.
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Hearings set on small farm decline in California
A Senate Migratory Labor subcommittee will hold three hearings in California this month on the decline of family farming. Sen. Adlai Stevenson III announced hearings in San Francisco on January 11 and 18, and Fresno on January 32. Farmers, farm workers, business and labor spokesmen, and experts in taxation and rural economics will testify.
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The Baily Review Publication and Contact Details
The Baily Review lists publisher Ine Hovde Sparks and William Chitcore as publicher and manager with offices in Hayward California. The text mentions addresses and contact numbers including 114 We Wintom Ave Haywald Alameda County and 155 Fuwadulia Shy ban with Fremont office phone 7721212. The fragment references a daily publication schedule and advertising services.
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Vietnam veteran charged in Dearborn Heights stabbing killings
A 26 year old Detroit man Robert Widgren described as hardworking and quiet was charged with assault with intent to kill in the fatal stabbing of Kathleen Hannon 18 Bedford Township and the serious stabbing of Debbie Perrin 18 Westland and Debbie Hennessy 16 Livonia. Widgren faces first degree murder charges and was held on 25000 dollars bond. The attack occurred New Year’s Day as the girls rode in a car after a speeding ticket incident near Garden City and Edward Hines Parks.
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Nixon shown pro Pakistan says Anderson column
Washington columnist Jack Anderson claims minutes show President Nixon pushed for a pro Pakistan line during the India Pakistan crisis and angrily pressed subordinates for a tougher stance on India. Anderson cites Dec 3 strategy session and says Kissinger complained of “hell every half hour” over policy.
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Nixon and Agnew Dropped From Best Dressed List
The Fashion Foundation of America removed President Nixon and Vice President Agnew from its annual best dressed Americans. Treasury Secretary Connally was named the best dressed statesman, with other leaders and celebrities listed across categories reflecting public profiles and roles. The organization cited a changing image and ongoing international talks as factors in the shifts.
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