Nixon targets White House staff as office numbers surge
Nixon calls for big cuts in the White House as executive office employment doubles since 1969, rising from 1,748 to 3,562 plus 600 plus in the White House office and related councils. Officials cite new duties, from the Cost of Living Council to updated bookkeeping, for the growth while promising substantial reductions.
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Conway Senator Trial to Continue After Judge Dies
The U S District Court in Little Rock will proceed with the trial of state Sen. Guy H. Mutt Jones of Conway despite the death of presiding judge Richard A. Dier of Omaha. Judge G Thomas Eisele conferred by phone with other judges and jurists, and Judge Oren Harris will replace Dier. Jurors were released and ordered to report again at 1 pm.
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Rookie officer shoots hostage taker in Atlanta loan office
Atlanta police say rookie Patrolman R. B. Johnson, 22, shot and killed Larry Lee Minerd, 31, of Columbus, Ohio, who held a woman hostage at gunpoint in a downtown Atlanta loan company after earlier abducting a clerk Teresa Mathis, 18, from a nearby employment office. Johnson fired when the gunman exposed his profile, fearing he would shoot the hostage. he said he aimed to prevent a shot from being fired.
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Nixon to keep 300000 troops in Europe until 1974
Nixon told NATO allies the United States will maintain about 300000 troops in Europe until mid-1974 if Europe fulfills its defense role and no Soviet reduction agreement is reached. Rogers previewed the plan at NATO with Laird predicting congressional approval, as talks with Moscow edge toward a mutual force reduction.
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Low Blood Sugar Noted Need for Longer Tests and Diet Remedies
Reader shares long course of hypoglycemia treatment, stressing four to six hour tests, proper dietary changes, and avoidance of sedatives. Editor notes that many cases relate to living habits while some stem from digestion or emotional factors. Public guidance encourages medical evaluation before assuming low blood sugar and offers Dr Lamb booklet by mail.
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