Major Shakeup Seen by Winn on Nixon Staff
Rep. Larry Winn Jr. predicted a big shakeup in the White House staff within a week to ten days. He expects Haldeman and Ehrlichman to resign, Rogers to become Nixon's top adviser, and Kissinger to be named secretary of state, though he cautioned the idea is his own speculation. He also discussed Watergate money rumors involving Russia, Cuba, and Castro.
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Larry Winn Jr
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John Ehrichman
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William Rogers
Nixon
Henry Kissinger
Democratic Party
Russia
Cuba
Washington
Castro
Stock Market Slips Amid Inflation Fears
The Dow Jones industrial average fell to 925.95, down 11.81 points by 2 p.m. as declines outweighed advances on the NYSE. Traders cited inflationary uncertainty and awaited a meeting of Nixon with top economic advisers this weekend.
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Nixon
Cattle and Hog Prices Mixed in Kansas City Market Report
AP dispatch notes cattle at 44.00 to 45.50 for steers and high grades near 50.00 for primes and 43.00 to 44.00 for heifers. Hog prices show 220 to 255 pound ranges around 34.50 to 35.25 with heavier and lighter weights moving differently. sows weaker by 50 points on heavier weights.
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Senate Debates Budget for 1973 74 Debating Club Allocation
The KU Student Senate approved a 10,507 for forensics budget after debates over funding. Gary Ayers attempted to cut or halve the allocation. both efforts failed. The budget includes funds for many student groups and activities with some reductions proposed for Consumer Protection Assn and Volunteer Clearinghouse. The plan moves to Chancellor Nichols for approval and then the Kansas Board of Regents.
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Topeka
Consumer Protection Assn
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KU Names Editor and Leaders for Kansan Newspaper
Kansas University announces new leadership for the University Daily Kansan. Bob Simison of Derby will be editor for fall term and Steve Liggett of Lincoln will serve as business manager. Monroe Dodd of Lawrence becomes editor and Mike Hildreth of Shawnee Mission as summer edition business manager after board approval.
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Derby
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Lincoln
Monroe Dodd
Lawrence
Mike Hildreth
Shawnee Mission
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