Nixon Names Egeberg as Assistant Health Secretary
President Nixon announced the appointment of Dr. Roger G. Egeberg, dean of the USC Medical School, as assistant secretary for health and scientific affairs. The move ends a five month fight over nominating Dr. John J. Knowles, with opposition from Dirksen and AMA. Egeberg, 63, will oversee almost 15 billion dollars in federal health funds and will bring a career including Army service and wartime medical leadership.
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Amy Medical Corps
Douglas MacArthur
Reagan Tax Revision Push Faces Democratic Pushback
In Sacramento Assembly Republicans pressed a 1 percent sales tax rise to fund property tax cuts, despite opposition from Democrats and mixed GOP support for amendments. Governor Reagan voiced opposition to some amendments while GOP leaders defended the four-bill package amid looming fiscal crisis and a $6.19 billion budget under two-thirds vote requirements.
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Backers of ABM Ahead Mark Shift in Safeguard Support
Senate Armed Services Committee approved the full 744 million request for the Safeguard antimissile system. The vote on the ABM portion was 10 to 7 with Mansfield estimating 4 percent support in the Senate and 47 votes against. Four undecided senators keep the outcome uncertain ahead of floor debate after the Independence Day recess.
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St Lawrence Seaway opens tenth anniversary ceremonies
Celebrations in Canada marked the tenth anniversary of the St. Lawrence Seaway opening with ceremonies that showcased smiles and memories of the milestone.
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St. Lawrence Seaway
Nixon Plans Global Tour Including Romania Visit
President Nixon outlined an ambitious world journey that will include a stop in Bucharest, Romania, marking the first U.S. president to visit a Communist country. The trip also targets Asia and the Pacific, with stops in Manila, Indonesia, Thailand, India, Pakistan, Australia, and New Zealand before returning to Washington aboard the Apollo carrier.
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Castro Valley school tax vote petition verified for election
Alameda County officials certified the Castro Valley petition to lower the basic tax rate by 1.25 dollars per 100 assessed value. The Castro Valley Voters League gathered over 40 percent of district voters, with 1 459 validated signatures of 16 349 registered. The board must call an election if the petition stands, though final validity rests with the trustees.
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Winnie Judd, 1930s Tiger Woman, Captured in California
Winnie Ruth Judd, the 1930s Tiger Woman, was captured in California seven years after escaping an Arizona mental hospital. Deputies traced a car to Marian Lane, used by Judd, 65, who denied linkage to a local slaying but was to be returned to Arizona. Her 1930s murders involved dismembering two roommates and stowing remains in trunks and a suitcase shipped to Los Angeles.
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Zaballos to resign from Hayward planning panel after 14 years
Zaballos announced his written resignation from the Hayward Gily planning commission after 14 years of service. He plans a Japan trip and future travel, leaving a seat among 14 board positions open as terms expire and several commissioners have already resigned.
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James G. Gallagher
James Harper
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