Ford to name Kleppe new Interior chief
Secretary of the Interior nominee Paul H. Kleppe is set to be named by President Ford to head the department. The nomination follows recent shakeups and signals a return to stability in the agency.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1975
Page
16
Secretary of the Interior nominee Paul H. Kleppe is set to be named by President Ford to head the department. The nomination follows recent shakeups and signals a return to stability in the agency.
Thomas S. Kleppe, former North Dakota congressman and current SBA administrator, named by President Ford to head the Interior Department. If Senate confirms, he succeeds Stanley Hathaway who resigned after a brief tenure. Kleppe's background in reclamation and energy issues, and ties to Congress, were cited as key qualifications.
Missouri Farm Bureau President C R Johnston urged George Meany to stop speaking for farmers amid Meany’s support of longshoremen who refused to load grain bound for the Soviet Union. Johnston claimed union demands hurt US goods in world markets and accused Meany of misreading farmers. Meany defended his stance on foreign policy and the grain boycott during a Seafarers International Union convention.
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