Nixon celebrates 60th birthday with future-focused outlook
President Nixon, turning 60, says he hopes to do great things in his next decade and urges staying connected with youth. He reflects on age for political careers, emphasizes continuous effort, fitness, and a future orientation while preparing for his second term inaugural address.
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County Board Elects Cragan Chairman in New Democratic Majority
The Douglas County Commission opened its 1973 session with a Democratic majority and Walter Cragan elected chairman. Cragan was nominated by I J Stoneback and elected by Stoneback and former chair Arthur Heck, a Republican. Heck named vice chairman.
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Ziegler Emerges In Power Fight Over Information Policy
The Washington Post reports Ronald L. Ziegler has won a power struggle over White House information policy and will be Nixon's chief adviser on information policy while remaining press secretary. Herbert G. Klein is expected to depart, though he has not confirmed timing.
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McGovern Seeks Cheaper Campaign Focus After Loss
Former presidential nominee George McGovern says if running again he would cut travel for television fireside chats, limit press access, and rely on more careful messaging. He cites Nixon surrogate strategy and vows to push ending the war as his top priority.
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Mayor seeks probe into citys alleged crime in KCK
Kansas City Kansas Mayor Richard Walsh urged Wyandotte County District Attorney Nick Tomasic to investigate prostitution gambling and illegal private clubs in the city. Walsh backed by police leaders said the probe would use new statutory powers and open police files for review.
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Lindsborg Mayor’s Son Killed in Plane Crash
The Navy reports Lt. John C. Lindahl, 31, son of Lindsborg mayor Hugo Lindahl, killed when his attack plane crashed off the coast of Vietnam after takeoff from the carrier Midway during a Gulf of Tonkin mission. This marked his third Vietnam tour.
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