Brazil power change upsets U S planning
Washington officials weigh options after Brazil's military-backed power shift signals a dictatorial turn. U S officials fear loss of Alliance for Progress backing, with four possibilities on the table from maintaining aid channels to changing program objectives. Transition period limits decisive action, as Brazil remains the largest Latin American nation tied to U S policy.
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Don McNeill’s Breakfast Club ends after 35 years
Don McNeill bows out after 35 years hosting the Breakfast Club radio program. The long running show began on NBC and later aired on ABC with notable figures like Henry, Tracy, and partners from Bemny to Stoopnagle and Bud. The final broadcast marks a historic farewell in early morning radio.
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Outgoing federal officials won't become welfare cases
Washington reports that Johnson aides and cabinet members plan for futures after Jan. 20. Wilbur Cohen and Bernard Baruch College figures shift to academia or foundations, while others aim for law firms, corporate posts, or new ventures. Treasury, Defense, and State officials weigh offers as analysts note the “rocking chair” metaphor for post‑White House life.
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Wirtz
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Stans Says Commerce Role to Be Upgraded
Washington AP May told his first news conference that as secretary of commerce he will join top economic advisers as a key economics voice for the Nixon administration. He expects to be seen as a voice for business in the cabinet and to help plan national economic policy.
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