Senate OKs Shultz For Treasury Post
The Senate unanimously confirmed George P. Schultz as Secretary of the Treasury. The 82 to 0 vote clears the way for his second term in Nixon’s cabinet. Schultz, an economist, previously served as labor secretary and as director of the Office of Management and Budget. He will be sworn in shortly.
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George P. Shulty
John B. Confull
Senate
Nixon
Arnitz
Labor
Hecome
Manageeent
Schultz
Fleur
University of Age
Cane Ang Ue
Seale Muanec
Vihe
Ryud Off
Catter
Richtel
AWOL Seamen Remain in Denver Church
Two AWOL seamen hiding in a Denver church dining sanctuary refused Naval intelligence offers for return to base in San Diego California. Robert N. Blinde 24 Warren Ohio and Bernard Michael Hayes 29 Colorado Springs Colorado say they want conscientious objector status. Eugene Berryhill 20 Minot North Dakota says he has been AWOL since March 20 and joined by others. The men insist war must end and that their actions are right.
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Denver
Naval Intelligence
SH Diego
Calif
Seamett
Robert N. Blind E
Warren
Ohio
Blind
Michael. Hayes
Colorado Springs
FA. Haaehnen
Ariz
Berryhill
Agriculture Department Announces Grants for Studies
The Agriculture Department outlined several research grants for animal and crop studies. Projects include a $5,000 one-year probe at South Wakola State University testing sound effects on livestock, a $12,000 year cooperative with Texas Agricultural Experiment Station for sheep predator repellents, a $36,000 year effort with Colorado Agricultural Experimental Station on kaloral scents and organic repellents near sheep, and a $36,000 year Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station work to create dog and coyote repellent compounds. Secretary of Agriculture Partis Rule also announced plans to reestablish an Animal Advisory Committee of Mool-and-Mouth Disease to guide prevention and eradication efforts.
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Ashington
Agricultire
South Wakola State University
Brook Digs
Texas, Agricultural Experiment —Station
College Station
Colorado Agricultural Experimental Station
Fort Collins
Wyoming Agricultural Experiment Station
Laramie
Washington
Secretary of Agriculture
United States
Butz
Salt Lake City boy saves puppy with shelter aid
Thirteen year old Ray Vasquez mourned a lost first pup when a vicious dog killed it and later the replacement Pomeranian. Two Salt Lake City commissioners learned of Ray's losses and provided a long-haired ferret named Tuffy as a surprise gift. Commissioner Jennings Phillips Jr. retrieved Tuffy from the animal shelter and Commissioner James A. Baker Jr. supplied dog food. Both said the mean dog had been captured.
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Salt Lake City
Ray Vasquez
Ray
Jennings Phillips Jr
James A. Baker Jr
T He Boy
Enlisting Pair Married at Induction Center
Carol DeMare and John Baer were sworn into the Air Force in Indianapolis in a center wedding ceremony. The Air Force paid their one night honeymoon after their induction and will send them to separate basic training in San Antonio, Texas.
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Indianapolis
Carol DeMare
John Baer
Air Force
Fhen United
Carol
George DeMare
Flora
John
William Gacy
Delphi
Armed Forces Induction Center
San Antonio
Tex
Vanderhoof Heads Colorado Speaking Tour
Acting Gov John Vanderhoof will be away from Denver this weekend but will stay in Colorado. He travels for a speaking tour with stops at Leadville Steamboat Springs Craig Rifle and Lake City as lieutenant governor acts for Gov Love while he is outside the state.
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Wenver
John Vanderhoof
Denver
John Love
Colorado
Vanderhoof
Denverdale
Leadville
Steamboat Springs
Craig
Rifle
Lake City
St Louis Appeals Court Upholds Wiretap Legality
The 8th U.S Circuit Court of Appeals upheld wiretap legality in affirming convictions of four men charged with possessing and transporting illegally imported heroin. The decision follows another judge s ruling that the 1868 wiretap law may be unconstitutional. The appellate ruling cites Supreme Court precedent on wiretap forms.
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St. Louis
8Th U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
U. S. District Court
Joseph
Lord 1
Philadelphia
Lord
Appeals Court
U. S. Supreme Court
Butz Opposes Beef Price Controls Says Free Market Best
Secretary of Agriculture Earl Butz told Nebraska cattlemen that price controls on beef are unlikely as long as the public understands economic realities. He argued that beef prices rise with demand and that fair prices ensure a plentiful, reliable, safe beef supply, urging safeguards against unwise measures.
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Caadron
Web
Agriculure
Earl
L. Butz
Yemen
Butz
Jolt
Nebraska Stock Growers Association ‘Land Sand Hills Cattle Association
Susie the Mom Becomes Butter County's Local Icon
In Butler Indiana a popular mother named Susie Wie is celebrated as the town’s No 1 citizen. She and other residents recall wartime shortages, rationing, and price controls shaping daily life as they discuss the era and the role of community figures.
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Susie
Citizens of Butter
Camelia
Baby
Susie Ur
Sam
Wives Seek Passes for Wyo Inmates
Wives of inmates at Wyoming state prison petition Gov Hathway to grant 24 hour passes for visits. They argue other states have similar programs and claim no extra state cost, hoping to aid inmate readjustment and preserve marriages. Petition gathers 10 to 15 signatures. Kansas City AP report notes call for universal horse vaccination against Venezuelan equine encephalomyelitis at a conference of public health and veterinary groups. Vaccination urged highest in Gulf Coast states and border areas with Texas and Mexico. vaccine deemed safe and effective.
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Rawlins
Wyo
Stan Hathaway
Nora Furs
Tupe Cohen
Kansas City
United States
American Association of Equine Practitioners
Gulf Coast
Texas
Mexico
Morris family notes gender history in Ohio clan
North Canton Ohio AP reports Shari and Robert Morris welcomed a boy named Matthew after their first child. The Morris line reportedly has no girls on Robert’s side for about 200 years, according to the family tree.
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North Canton
Ohio
Shari
Robert Morris
Matthew
Morris
Robert
Police Nab German Terror Gang Members
In Berlin police arrested two more members of the Baader Meinhof gang, Bernard Kau aged 25 and Brigitte Moinhaupt aged 24, recognized on a West Berlin street. They join Andreas Baader and Gudrun Ensslin among the group’s captured members as authorities press a nationwide sweep against the early 1970s leftist terror network.
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Berlin
A&p
West Berlin
Bernard Kau
Brigitte Moinhaupt
Andreas Baader
Rander
Gil
Gudrun Ensslin
Reihig
Ulrike Meinhof
Groundhog Damages Car Wiring Before Work
Vrabal’s car failed to start early Thursday until he looked under the hood and found a groundhog exposing teeth. The animal chewed wires around the engine during the night, causing damage covered by the insurance claim.
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Pittsburgh
APY
Kale Ward Vrabal
U.S. Steel Researcheer
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