Nixon reshuffle aims to tighten White House control
The Nixon administration reshapes its senior lineup for a second term focusing on management, consolidating policy control through a three cabinet level counselors and expanded White House staff. Key moves elevate Weinberger Lynn and Butz while expanding Shultz role and creating new internal policy coordination within the Domestic Council.
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Small Qatar Sees UN as Real Democracy in Global Forum
Qatar’s 32 year old ambassador Jasim Yousif Jamal defends the UN as a fair arena for small nations. He notes equal speech rights, cites Israel and Arab bloc tensions, and objects to a fixed veto while backing reform of the Security Council. Qatar, an oil producer, supports the US on budget reform and pursues development despite high living costs in New York.
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Doha
United States
Washington
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Kirksville
Qatar Education Ministry
New York
Waldorf
Nixon Aide Attacks Political Disclosure Law
Maurice Stans, Nixon campaign fund raiser, calls 1972 disclosure provisions "absolutely ridiculous" and urges amendments to shield contributors under $3,000. Russell Hemenway counters that raising the threshold undermines the law’s core goal of public contributor transparency. discussion centers on reporting timelines and possible date changes.
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Stans
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Russell Hemenway
National Committee For An Effective
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Senate
Hemenway
Snow Foils Escape as Four Prisoners Nabbed
Emporia Kansas police recaptured four prisoners after they sawn a jail door and bars an outer window, aided by 4 inch snow. Stephan Heinrich and John Angelo of Topeka, Bill Hill of Tulsa, and John Nanopoulos of San Diego were jailed or in a stolen vehicle near Lebo. A fifth person faced questioning as an accessory.
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Hayes
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Topeka
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Tulsa
Okla
John Nanopoulos
San Diego
Calif
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Highway Patrol
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Angelo
Hill
Nanopoulos
Oklahoma
World Deaths Ted Koehler and OthersObituaries
Obituary notices summarize the deaths of prominent figures including Ted Koehler the 78 year old songwriter known for Stormy Weather and Let’s Fall in Love John Ben Snow founder of Speidel Newspapers Lorenz Boehler renowned bone fracture treatment pioneer Annie Guralnick Buller founder of the Labor Progressive Party.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Deep Blue Sea
Reno, Nev
John Ben Snow
Speidel Newspapers, Inc
Sunday Papers, Inc
Sunday
Vienna
Lorenz Boehler
Toronto
Annie Guralnick Buller
Labor-Progressive Party
Navy Cross Hero Kenmore McManes Dies at 72
Bethseda Maryland July AP reports Rear Adm Kenmore McManes 72 former commandant of the 6th Naval District and Charleston Naval Base died Saturday. He earned the first of four Navy Crosses as destroyer squadron commander in the Battle of Surigao Strait Philippines and was named commander of fleet activities for Japan and Korea in 1951.
Retired Congressman Leo A. Allen Dies at 74 in Galena
Leo A. Allen died Friday in Galena at age 74. A longtime Republican, he led the Illinois delegation as dean and once chaired the House Rules Committee. Allen served 28 years in Congress from 1932 to 1961 representing the old 16th district of northwest Illinois.
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Galena
Ill
Leo A. Allen
Illinois
House Rules Committee
Eugene L. Wyman Obituary in Los Angeles
Eugene L. Wyman a 48 year old Democratic fund raiser and former Democratic national committeeman died Friday of an apparent heart attack in Los Angeles. He had served as a party official and fundraiser.
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Eugene L. Wyman
Los Angeles
Narcolepsy: A Sleep Disorder With Unpredictable Attacks
Narcolepsy is a condition where a person shows a tendency to fall asleep without warning. The description notes the abrupt sleep episodes and highlights the unpredictable nature of the disorder.
Powwow Fundraiser Planned by Lawton Indian Arts Group
Lawton Indian Arts and Crafts program began last Monday offering bead and featherwork classes. A benefit powwow is set for 7:30 p.m. January 27 at the Pokoro Building in Tia-Piah Park to raise operating funds. The program, open to Indians 12 and up, runs Monday through Friday evenings at Rich ard's Spur with about 43 students enrolled.
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Southwestern Indian Arts and Crafts Association
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Tia-Piah Park
Penewardy
Anadarko
Hobart
Carnegie
Fort Cobb
Cache
Apache
Hog Creek
Fletcher and
Walters
IRS On The Job in 1971 Tax Prosecutions and Collections
In 1971, 1,016 criminal income tax cases were referred to the Justice Department for prosecution and 2,250,883,000 dollars were collected. This compared with 779 cases in 1968 and total collections of 1,820,476,000 dollars.
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Justice Department For Prosecution
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