Health aide to Finch defeated in governor rivalry
A top health aide to Finch was defeated in a power struggle with the lieutenant governors. He previously appeared with Egeberg at a Washington news conference where he urged Congress to find a new method for handling population growth after approving 40 million people. Egeberg avoided detailed policy discussion under questioning.
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Finch Declares Four-Year Tenure Plan for HEW Secretary
National Bureau reports Finch stating he would not run even if Murphy resigns and that he regards his position as secretary of HEW as a four-year tenure. The remark frames his commitment amid leadership speculation.
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Robert Finch
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John Knowles
Finch
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Mark A. Hogan
Finch Aide Appointment Faces Obstacles Amid Criticism
The article notes delays and turmoil surrounding Finch's aide appointment, with critics pressing on welfare and policy. Senate Republican leader Everett Dirksen remains neutral, offering limited public remarks and signaling cautious judgment after long public health service.
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Everett M. Dirksen
Nixon nominates Egeberg for HEW post in New York
President Nixon announced the nomination of Egeberg for the health, education, and welfare post in New York. Hew Secretary Robert Finch noted the nomination after a cautious briefing as the new federal administration assesses the complex situation.
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Robert H. Finch
Nixon
Egeberg
New York
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