Nixon's Cabinet Packs Willing Competence
President elect Nixon selects a technically competent cabinet drawn from business law and politics, signaling a middle road with emphasis on efficiency. The group includes 13 cabinet members plus Agnew, with White House staff shaping councils on security economics and urban affairs, aiming for orderly, decisive governance.
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Nixon
White House
National Security Council
Council of Economic Advisers
Urban Affairs Council
National Defense
Those Who Didn't Vote In National Elections
Gallup analysis shows 44 million eligible Americans did not vote in a recent election. Of 116 million eligible voters 72 million cast ballots while 44 million stayed home for reasons including 15 million registered but not voting and 10 million who could have registered but did not. Ninety percent of those who could have voted but didn’t were swayed by restlessness.
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Gallup
United States
Apollo Then What Editorial on the lunar mission risks and funding
The Apollo eight flight could push a 1969 lunar landing earlier, affecting Nixon and U.S. space strategy. Editorial notes NASA funding cuts, soaring past 1960s budgets, and the risky path to lunar orbit as Col. Frank Borman and crew prepare for a six day mission with public caution from critics.
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Space
Moon
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Recovery
Pacific
Air Force
Frank Borman
Navy
James A. Lovell, Jr
William A. Anders
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Houston
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Ralph E. Lapp
Lann
Aerospace Corporation
Lapp
Berman
Vietnam
Rawley and Partners Worded Roles at McPherson Job Board
A list shows multiple names such as Rawley Mrs C H, Luckwood David A, Rawles Jr, Josaph P Rawley, Randall B Terry Jr, with titles including President Vice-President Secretary Treasurer Executive Editor Business Manager Circulation Manager Advertising Director, likely indicating a corporate or newspaper staff roster. The fragmentary OCR reflects a governance or staff structure.
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Rawley
C. H, Luckwood
David A. Rawles, JR
Josaph P. Rawley
Randall B. Terry
Mcpherson
Idolir
Charles. Soflin
C. W. Patterson, JR
Letters to the Editor on Urban Renewal and community leaders
A collection of reader letters critiques Urban Renewal for tearing down the Elwood Hotel and K and W Cafeteria without rebuilding plans, thanks William E Gordon for tenant improvements in Greensboro, praises a VISTA volunteers day nursery efforts, and laments the loss of Robert Kennedy with a verse honoring his legacy.
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Elwood
High Point
High Point Enterprise
Commission
High F Point
High Point Central High School
Washington, D.C
Ann Allred
Robin Hood Rd
Daniel Brooks Homes
William E. Gordon
Gordon
Daniel Brooks
Greensboro
North Carolina
Robert Kennedy
Senator Soaper Says by Bill Vaughan
A humorous column notes a boy puzzled by Santa Claus handling requests via a computer. It mocks movie ratings by saying many films are for adults and jokes that Thanksgiving offerings are reserved for grownups only.
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Santa Claus
Drive the Cold Winter Away Carols for Good Cheer
A verse tradition celebrates driving away winter with greetings and song. Neighbors meet by the fire to forget old wrongs, share carols, and wish mercy and good fortune to friends and all. The poem notes old grudges being set aside and communal warmth during the season.
Frost-Bitten Florida crops signal higher prices ahead
Duval Hunter reports frost damage across Central Florida and Texas. He notes winter vegetables will come from distant producers, raising transport costs. Citrus damage appears likely but not yet quantified. Christmas fund appeals face shortfall as other regional notices cover Sears promotions, political duties, shoplifting alerts, and regional water projects aiming for 6,000 member households by mid-1969.
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Duval Hunter
High Pointer
Sanford
Florida
California
Texas
Hunter
Homestead
Davidson
Yadkin
Wallburg Water Association
Willow Creek
Merry Hills
Emerywood Estates
North Davidson
Churchland-Syro Association
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Spiro T. Agnew
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Harry Jackson
Washington
John B. Connally
Sen
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Apollo
Agriculture Department
High Point Enterprise, Inc
North Main Street
N.C
Associated Press
Wales
AP News
N. C
Teal Era
Enter- Pte, Inc
Ward-Griff
National Advertising
Korea
Bill Gordon
VISTA
Carson Stout Day Nursery
Norman Silver
Developmental Day Care Inc
Bill Price
St. Mary's Episcopal Church
Ben Wo
Soaper
Bill Vaughan
North American Newspaper Alliance
Berry's
NEA, Ioc
Odon
Credit Department
Johnson
Russell Keller
Sears-Roebuck
Sears Foreign Corporation
Mexico City
Keller
Sears
Dick Edmundson
Everett Jordan
Senate
Rotary Club
Lyndon Johnson
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