Nixon transition cabinet guesses and key picks emerge
The article outlines expected Nixon cabinet roles with names like Melvin Laird as defense secretary and Douglas Dillon reportedly declining state. It paints a transition map from business leaders to politicians such as Moynihan Finch Romney Volpe Kennedy Blount Love or Babbock, with multiple senior posts under consideration.
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Hearing Ordered for Black Panther Murray on Probation
San Francisco judge ordered Black Panther George M. Murray to show cause why his probation should not be revoked for involvement in disturbances at San Francisco State College. Murray must appear January 18 as warrants list charges of rioting, failure to disperse, unlawful assembly, and disturbing the peace.
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Stanford Dorm Fire Damages Stern Hall
A Stanford University dormitory, Stern Hall, suffered 125000 dollars in damage from a fire early Monday. Arson is under investigation as the cause, with senior campus officials noting the blaze caused intense heat and total destruction. Over 100 residents escaped unharmed. Fire marshal Bruce Wiggins led the inquiry amid a spate of campus arson blazes across the year.
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Prince the deer shot in Hendry County pasture
Prince a white tail deer known for accepting food from visitors near U.S. 27 in Clewiston was killed by Richard DeBussey Jr. of Jupiter. Deputies traced a camper truck license, found a shotgun, and charged the 27 year old with killing animals and discharging a firearm near a state highway.
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State Laws Challenged In Dairy Reforms
Two nondairy coffee whitener makers won a preliminary injunction to block new California regulations. Coffee Rich Inc and Rich Products Corp argue the rules requiring special licenses and curbs on use in state aided institutions are unconstitutional and threaten their business. The laws took effect November 13 and target products resembling milk.
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San Francisco State discords test Hayakawa leadership
College acts as hearing board to handle campus demonstrations. Hayakawa says he will ease tactics, insisting only on immediate police action when safety is at risk or vandalism occurs. Labor leaders, faculty unions and student groups discuss strike sanctions and 15 demands from BSU and Third World Liberation Front. Pickets gathered outside the Labor Temple as talks continued with Mayor Alioto sending an aide.
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Murphy Snubs Nixon Offer to Stay in Senate
Palo Alto Times reports U.S. Senator George Murphy declined a high Nixon administration post. The job would have paved the way for Lt. Gov. Robert Finch to the Senate, but Murphy cited greater retirement benefits in the Senate and a desire to seek re election in 1970. He told reporters last Friday in Palm Springs he will run again.
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Shriver weighs UN post as path to new political identity
The aging cabinet veteran and Kennedy ally seeks a separate career and eyes the United Nations as a high profile platform. He has long sought governor runs, a Senate bid, or a Maryland comeback, while Paris diplomacy and New York appeal complicate a public move.
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Fire causes $15,000 damage at UCLA Public Health Building
A fire on Monday night damaged a UCLA chemistry laboratory on the fifth floor of the Public Health Building in Westwood. Investigators say a chemical explosion is a possible cause and firefighters estimated the loss at about $15,000.
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Tax Dodgers Use Swiss Accounts Study Warns Of Multimillion Losses
UPI reports Robert Morgenthau told Congress that enormous numbers of investors, criminals, and officials hide funds in numbered Swiss bank accounts to dodge taxes. The hearing chaired by Wright Patman explored hidden foreign banking and enforcement gaps, with testimony from Fred Vinson and Irving Pollack.
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