Nixon hopes Hickel resigns to avoid dismissal
President Nixon reportedly prefers a voluntary exit by Interior Secretary Walter Hickel and is weighing a cabinet shakeup. Hickel denies plans to quit, while White House aides view his effectiveness as weakened. Nixon spent time in the Bahamas with Robert Finch, amid cabinet tensions and campus unrest commentary by Dr. James Cheek.
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Nixon
Interior
Walter Hickel
Hickel
White House
Interior Secretary
Per
Bahamas
Robert Finch
Finch
C. G
Bebe) Rebozo
Grand Cay
Hr. R. Halderman
Florida
Robert Abplandlo
Grand Ciy
Washington
Howard University
America
James Cheek
Shaw University
Raleigh
N.C
Cheek
Ralph David Abernathy
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
World Vision Leader Sees Cambodian Devastation and Urgent Aid
Dr. Stanley Mouneyham, president of World Vision International, warns that Cambodian villages are hopelessly devastated and many refugees along Parrot's Beach roads may perish without immediate emergency assistance. The report follows a mercy trip through Indochina war zones and calls for rapid aid delivery.
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Monrovia
Calif
Stanley Mooneyham
World Vision International Inc
Parrot’s Beach
Cambodia
Yale appoints A. Leon Higginbotham to board of trustees
Yale University named A. Leon Higginbotham of Philadelphia, U.S. District Court judge for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania since 1964, as the first Black member to join the Yale Corporation. His July 1 term replaces Mayor John Lindsay whose tenure ends. Higginbotham was elected alumni fellow by nationwide alumni ballot amid six candidates.
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Yale University
Yale
Kingman Brewster Jr
A. Leon Higginbotham
Philadelphia
U.S
Eastern District of Pennsylvania
Ceed
John Lindsay
New York
Higginbotham
Yale Corp
Newark
N.J
Hugh Addonizlo
Addonizio
Trenton
Fiery Tokyo Protest Ends With Girl Hit By Bomb
A young girl among 30,000 protesters attempts to flee flames after a Molotov cocktail is thrown by a student during Tokyo demonstrations. Police faced about 20,000 officers as clashes marked the opening day of a ten day protest against Japan renewing a treaty with the United States.
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Tokyo
Japan
U.S
Cambodian Forces, South Viet Nam Hit Kompong Spey
South Vietnamese units and Cambodian forces attacked the town of Kompong Spey with artillery and air power as Communist forces threaten Phnom Penh’s key highway to Cambodia’s main seaport and oil refinery. The assault targeted a blocked highway and damaged a bridge while government troops positioned north of the town.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Kompong Spey
Kompong Spen
Kompong Spou
Opposition Gains Ground in German Provincial Elections
In Düsseldorf CDU gains rise against Brandt coalition in three state parliaments. Kiesinger’s CDU gains on SPD in two, after 20 years of ruling before Brandt. Soviet election features are a one party sweep with near total turnout.
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Germany
Christian Democrats
Willy Brandt
Kurt Georg Kiesinger
CDU
Brandt
Social Democrats
SPD
Kiesinger
Moscow
Baltic
Kamchatka
Communist Party
Supreme Soviet
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D-S.d
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Copenhagen
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