Cabinet officers may leave Nixon administration
Nixon's Cabinet could undergo gradual restructuring with up to six posts changing hands. Treasury, Labor, Commerce, Interior, Housing and Urban Development, and Health, Education and Welfare are most likely to see shifts, though no resignations are imminent. Names mentioned include George Shultz, Frederick Dent, James T. Lynn, Caspar Weinberger, Peter Brennan, and Rogers Morton with possible successors and future moves noted.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Treasury
Labor, Commerce
Interior
Dent
South Carolina
James T. Lynn
Lynn
Commerce
Two Die In Accidents In Alabama and Georgia
A Belle Mina woman Betty Faye Long 19 and Charles Wayne Lamb 22 of Huntsville drowned when their car left Grimwood Road 5.5 miles north of Huntsville and plunged into Beaverdam Creek. James Winston Hawkins 52 of College Park, Ga. was killed when his car left U S 278 three miles west of Cullman at 9 a.m. Saturday. Lones, driving the other car, was treated and released at Huntsville Hospital. Funeral services for Miss Long set for 2 p.m. at Pryor Memorial Presbyterian Chapel with burial at Hester's Chapel Cemetery. Survivors include parents, siblings and extended Long family.
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Belle Mina
Huntsville
College Park
Cullman County
Betty Faye Long
Charles Wayne Lamb
Grimwood Rd
Beaverdam Creek
James Winston Hawkins
Cullman
U.S. 278
Miss Long
Lamb
Charles Lones
Lones
Huntsville Hospital
Pryor Memorial Presbyterian Chapel
James Bullock
Hester’s Chapel
McConnell’s Funeral Home
Bertha Long
William Edward Long
Winter Haven
Fla
Clara Hill
Judy Steelman
Peggy Sue Long
Mary Inez Long
Sandra Jo Long
Tom Long
Ray Long
Owell Long
James Long
Sherman Long
Johnny Long
Ft. Dix
N.J
Ancient Rome Also Had Money Problems
Archaeologists report new evidence that ancient Rome faced inflation and price controls. Cambridge scholar Joyce Reynolds cites Diocletian's edict on maximum prices, including fish at 12 denarii per pound and eggs at one denarius, alongside a coin revaluation decree.
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Rome
Izmir
Turkey
Joyce Reynolds
Newham College
Cambridge
England
Diocletian
Miss Reynolds
Ducks Sign Interstate Bridge Deadline Near
Construction crews near the Oct 31 deadline to finish the interstate bridge over the Tennessee River east of Decatur. prime contractor Dawson Bridge Co. expects completion in mid November, with opening after the final touches. Project cost tops 16 million dollars and the work resumed in March after a winter pause to avoid disturbing visiting ducks.
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Lee Sentell
Interstate Bridge
Tennessee River
Billy Angel
Highway Department
Decatur
Angel
Dawson Bridge Co
Alabama 20
Priceville
6Th Ave
Interior Department
Angle
Dawson
Chamber of Commerce
Alabama
Mobile
Hot Mix Inc
Nashville
Daily Want Ad Sells 2 Refrigerators
James Stevens of 505 Vine St NE sold two refrigerators using a low cost Decatur Daily Want Ad and drew seven extra responses. The note suggests many readers still seek appliances like these.
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Daily Want Ad
James Stevens
Vine St
Decatur Daily
Nuremberg war crimes leaders convicted in 1946
An international tribunal in Nuremberg Germany found 22 top German leaders guilty of war crimes. Four leaders were sentenced to death. Also listed are weather notes, ad lines, and general page details for the Daily Mini Page.
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Nuremberg
Germany
Course Begins Today On A6 America And The Future Of Man
Dr Daniel Bell of Harvard argues in a Decatur Daily series that America is becoming a national society as demographic shifts tighter cohesion communal bonds and a post industrial order reshape institutions. The initial piece previews 19 follow ups exploring these questions.
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America
Decatur Daily
Daniel Bell
Harvard University
Bell
Breakfast To Launch United Way Campaign
The 1974 United Way drive in Morgan County starts with a 7:15 a.m. breakfast at Decatur Inn featuring Col. George R. Hall. State Sen. Bob Harris will MC, with kickoff organizers noting October campaigns and a goal of 367,661.14.
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United Way Campaign
Decatur
U.W
United Way
Decatur Inn
George R. Hall
Archie Wilson
Lynn Fowler
Morgan County
Bob Harris
Barrett Shelton, Jr
Shelton
United Way Drive
Katie Lovelace
Marynell Laughmiller
Diane McCormick
Peggy Newman
Sandra Mauldin
Peggy Jackson
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By Gaylord Shaw
George Shultz
Shultz
Frederick Dent
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
California
Labor
Peter Brennan
Organized Labor
W. J. Usery
Federal Mediation Service
Brennan
Usery
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Rogers C.B. Morton
John Love
Mary Carter
Robinson Furniture
Second Avenue
Athens
Dial
Sports
TV Log
Living Tec
Tennessee Valley
F.ee Hamburgers
E. Moulton
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