Johnson to Leave Middle East Policy to Nixon
Johnson officials say the administration will not commit to a new U S course on the Soviet peace proposals and will informally consult Britain France Israel and Arab states. The aim is to keep talks moving while supporting the Jarring Mission and awaiting Nixon decisions.
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LBJ
Mideast
Nixon
Washington
Johnson
Soviet Union
Middle East
United States
Britain
France
Israel
Mediterranean-Middle East
Gunnar JV. Jarring
Moscow
United Nations
Obituary notices list multiple deaths with addresses and ages
A compilation of obituary notices lists numerous individuals with their ages and residence addresses alongside the days they died. Names include Aaron Benjamin S., Berethara B., William E. Deane, and others, with varied street addresses and cities.
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Aaron
Benjamin S
Lime Ave
KNO Oweschester Ae
Claremont Ave
Lee
Frank J
Ge H
Fashion Ave
Ogg
Ulian— Lusemaka
Cameron Ave
Updike
Orpha W
Stin Hellre
Liams
Ellen C
Californis Ave
Find a New Way of Life in Today’s Classifieds
Classified ads urge readers to explore new business opportunities and lifestyle options. The section highlights potential ventures and offers guidance for readers seeking income options and personal change.
Cabinet Choices Undergo Senate Scrutiny Next Week
Senate committees will start reviewing President-elect Nixon cabinet picks next week. Kennedy and Finch appear Tuesday before the Finance Committee, Laird and Packard before Armed Services. Mitchell before Judiciary, Rogers and Richardson before Foreign Relations, Volpe and Stans before Commerce, Hickel before Interior, Romney before Banking, and Hardin before Agriculture.
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Senate
Washington
Nixon
David M. Kennedy
The
Treasury
Robert H. Finch
Health, Education and Welfare
Senate Finance Committee
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
David Packard
Armed Services Committee
John Mitchell
Senate Judiciary Committee
William P. Rogers
Elliott Richardson
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Mansfield Opposes Forcing Appointees to Sell Holdings
Senate leader Mike Mansfield opposes mandating federal appointees to divest business interests. He cites David Packard’s readiness to place holdings in trust and argues for consistent standards, while noting a forthcoming Senate Interior Committee probe of Governor Walter Hickel’s conservation and pollution remarks. Packard’s defense and call to avoid forced sales are reported.
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Mansfield
U.S
Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
David Packard
Walter Hickel
Alaska
Senate Interior Committee
Hickel
Nixon
Interior
Packard
aMnsfield
Congress
Armed Forces Journal
Benjamin F. Schemmer
Schemmer
Defense Department
Journal
Sen
Cranston Grateful for Senate Committee Assignments
Sen. Alan Cranston of California expressed profound gratification over his new Senate committee assignments to Labor and Public Welfare and Banking and Currency, plus the Select Committee on Aging. He highlighted California relevance and noted aging residents number near 2 million.
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Washington
UPI
Alan Cranston
Dcalif
Senate
Labor and Public Welfare
Banking and Currency Committee
California
Cranston
Senate Select Committee On
Bliss Says He'll Stay On as GOP Chairman
Ray C. Bliss said he would remain as Republican National Committee chairman at President-elect Nixon's request. He called Nixon's endorsement favorable and noted he would stay on indefinitely, aiming to rebuild the party's structure and unity after 1964's defeat.
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Bliss
GOP
New York
UPI
Ray C. Bliss
Republican National Committee
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Barry M. Goldwater
Pierre Hotel
Republican Party
Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Wilkinson
White House
Bee
Republi
Congress
House
Senate
Nixon appoints Negro labor aide in new Labor Department lineup
President Nixon slate expands with four top aides to Labor, including Mrs Elizabeth Koontz the NEA president and first Negro woman named to his administration. Hodgson Weber Moore and Koontz named to key posts as Shultz announces.
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New York
API
Richard M. Nixon
Labor Department
George P. Shultz
Labor
James D. Hodgson
Lockheed Aircraft
Northridge
Calif
Arnold R. Weber
University of Chicago
Sistant
Geoffrey H. Moore
Ridgewood
N. J
National Bureau of Economic Research
New York City
Labor Statistics
Elizabeth D. Koontz
Salisbury
N.C
National Education Association
Women’s Bureau
Koontz
NEA
Nixon
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Andrei N. Gromyko
Cairo
United Arab Republic
U.N
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Nathaniel Owings
Department of Interior
Owings
San Francisco
Pennsylvania Avenue
Interior Department
Jay
Sta. Manatee
Beiniehom
Alene
Shipyard Marathon
Starke
Maisville _Al Larson Boat Shop
Lve
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Sta Radie
Merricker
Ryce Danyer
Bildo
Navasota Mullan
Arter Hall 'Brien
Wwe
Ollett
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Princeton
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Uenaventure
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An-Sreneen States Marine
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Senate Commerce Committee
John Volpe
Secretary of Transportation
Maurice Stans
Commerce Department
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development Department
Senate Banking Committee
Clifford Hardin
Agriculture Department
Agriculture Committee
Hewlett-Packard Co
Palo Alto
Deffense Department
Hewlett-Packard
Pentagon
Can
Dean Burch
Goldwater
Long Beach
Pine Ave
Belmont Shore
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Seal Beach
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Los Alamitos
Pacific Coast
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