Laird Hopes Vietnam War Ends By Late Next Year
Secretary designate Melvin Laird voiced hope the Vietnam war can be ended by late next year. He spoke at a Pentagon news conference after meeting with Clark Clifford and said he would not discuss specific programs before confirmation. He suggested no timing for troop withdrawals.
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Scranton urges mend in U S Arab ties
William W. Scranton, Nixon adviser on the Middle East, urged a more even handed U S approach to Arab nations while maintaining ties with Israel. He said the United States can influence Arab states and should avoid being seen as Israel’s sole interest.
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Greed Traps Gunmen Second Time Around
In Fort Worth Texas two gunmen failed in a Friday the 13th robbery after cashing a large check at Pacific Finance Co. with only 200 dollars in the till. They returned for billfolds and purses but were halted by police who disarmed them and jailed them.
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Laird says he argued with Nixon over Defense secretary pick
Rep. Melvin R. Laird said he pressed Nixon for three weeks to appoint Democratic Sen. Henry M. Jackson as Defense Secretary. He stated he did not seek the post, that he was asked to serve, and that he did not push his own candidacy.
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Nine Santas jailed for disturbing the peace in Waelling
Police detained nine individuals dressed as Santa Claus after a Christmas party in Waelling. They faced charges of disturbing the peace as a police spokesman confirmed the arrests.
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Treasury Secretaries to Huddle in Chicago Meeting
David M. Kennedy Nixon's Treasury nominee will meet next week with Treasury Secretary Henry Fowler for a briefing on the international monetary situation. Kennedy, 63, spoke at Continental Illinois National Bank where he serves as chairman and said he will not relinquish the post until Senate confirms him. He intends to review the budget and then focus on the international scene with Fowler.
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