Panel urges new cabinet post to combine Kissinger and Rogers
A panel of organizational experts called for a super cabinet post merging Kissinger and Secretary Rogers and urged a sweeping State Department reorganization. After 18 months of study for the U N Association the group said the department has failed to adapt, morale is low, and it no longer serves as the president's chief foreign policy arm. It pressed stronger U S leadership in international cooperation and noted overreliance on the NSC.
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NEW York
Henry A. Kissinger
William P. Rogers
State Department
Kissinger
Nixon
China
Vietnam
U.N. Association of the United States
U.N. Association
U.S
United Nations
Kis Singer
Rogers
Washington
Frederick L. Elbert Jr
Brentwood
N.Y
Abel L. Kavanaugh
Westminster
Colo
King David Rayford Jr
Chicago
Ill
Alfonso Ray Riate
Bell Gardens
Calif
Defense Department
Has-Sur
Pentagon
Michael P. Branch
Alexandria
Hanoi
U.S. Army
Green Beret S
John A. Young
Arlington Heights
Robert P. Chenoweth
Portland, Ore
James Alexander Daly Jr
Brooklyn
Antiwar POWs Speeded Home From Vietnam
Eight American POWs linked to antiwar statements are expected to fly home Sunday from Clark Air Base Philippines after a shortened stay. They will join 19 other service members and five civilians released with them, with departures to Kelley AFB McGuire AFB Scott AFB and Travis AFB.
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CLARK AIR_ BASE
Philippines
United States
Hanoi
Clark
Kelley Air Force Base
Tex
McGuire Air Force Base
China
Cmdr
Robert J. Flynn
Colorado Springs
Colo
Looking For A Better Job A Civil Service Ad
A recruitment note invites adults to prepare for U S Civil Service tests with Lincoln Service Inc Pekin Illinois The ad stresses high starting salaries job security and advancement with no government links and offers a booklet U S Civil Service Positions and Salaries by mail upon request including name address phone and preferred contact time.
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U.S. Civil Service
Lincoln Service, Inc
Dept
Broadway
Pekin
Illinois
Don McLean Inspired Kill ing Me Softly Origin
Roberta Flack’s hit Killing Me Softly with His Song is tied to Don McLean by his press agent. The song originated from Norman Gimbel and Charles Fox, built on Lori Lieberman’s feelings about McLean’s music and Lieberman’s recording. Flack’s version topped U S singles in early March.
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Don McLean
Los Angeles
Roberta Flack
McLean
Norman Gimbel
Charles Fox
Lori Lieberman
Miss Lieberman
United States
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