Nixon Eyes Kissinger as Top Foreign Policy Aide
Nixon considers Henry Kissinger from Harvard for a top role in his administration possibly as Policy Planning Council chair or national security adviser. Kissinger, 45, heads the Harvard International Seminar and advised Rockefeller, with discussions continuing after meetings at the Pierre. Scranton tours the Middle East may signal a future state role.
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Hruska and Scott Vie for GOP Senate Whip Post
Nebraska Senator Roman L. Hruska seeks the assistant Republican leader post with early backing from 23 of 42 GOP senators. Pennsylvania’s Hugh Scott also campaigns, while party leaders hint at a possible compromise pairing to avoid a split.
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United States to Resume Ambassador Talks with China
Washington reports the United States will accept Communist China’s proposal to resume Warsaw ambassadorial talks on Feb 20. Chen Tung, China’s chargé d’affaires in Poland, will be informed within days. The move comes amid transition-era policy coordination with Nixon’s aides. The note linked talks to five peaceful coexistence principles but demanded U.S. withdrawal from Formosa and protection of Nationalists, a barrier unlikely to be met due to the mutual security treaty.
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Streamlining Will Speed Yale Mail
The Post Office plans to speed Christmas mail delivery with a streamlined system. A command post will track problem areas and coordinate solutions using experienced workers on overtime rather than hiring extra staff. Last year 120 000 to 125 000 seasonal workers were used. this year no more than 55 000 are expected.
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Federal Payroll Down Sixty Million in Trimmed Jobs
President Johnson learned the federal payroll declined by 104,613 civilian positions in July to September, lowering the executive branch total from 3,020,427 to 2,915,814. The saving is about 60 million dollars and further rollbacks continue, per Budget Director Charles Zwick.
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Two Teens Arrested After Brooklyn Synagogue Fire
Two youths were arrested in Brooklyn after a fire at a Yeshiva and synagogue on Eastern Parkway. Frank Riegler, 16, faced burglary and arson charges. another 14-year-old was charged with juvenile delinquency. Damage was about 120000 dollars as several Torahs and classrooms were destroyed.
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