Nixon Chooses Cabinet By Telephone In New Strategy
President-elect Richard M. Nixon reportedly selects cabinet members by long distance calls with staff reports, avoiding direct interviews. Lt. Gov. Robert Finch of California is seen as a likely appointee and proposed secretary of health education and welfare. formal offers await beginning next Monday.
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Governors back Montana for interior secretary post
Western governors rally around Tim Babcock of Montana as a potential interior secretary with Nixon cabinet talks under way. McCall of Oregon and Evans of Washington voiced support while Shafer and Reagan discussed end to program tied aid and push for block grants.
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Montana
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Tom McCall
Oregon
Dan Evans
Washington
McCall
John Saylor
Brook Morton
Maryland
Thrustom Morton
Shafer
Charles O. Luce
Bonneville
Federa
Reagan
Texas Tech Delegation Attends Chemistry Meeting in Austin
Twenty representatives of the Texas Tech Department of Chemistry travel to Austin for a three day Southwest Region American Chemical Society meeting funded by the University of Texas. Presenters include Drs Mitchell Draper Herndon Ghosh Anderson Wilde Sone and Ko Lin Zedineton Murata with graduate papers by Baldsvin Godwin Kartin Cavender Hsu Moore. Faculty attending include Dr Shine Marx Al Joibury and Hartung.
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American Chemical Society
University of Texas
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W. C. Herndon
S. On. Ghosh
J A Anderson
Rose. Wilde
P.S. Sone
Kenneth Co Lin
Rob L. Zedineton
Yo Murata
C. M. Baldsvin
RD. Godwin
W. OR. Kartin
Foob Cavender
Jian Hsu
T. A Moore
H.J. Shine
J. N. Marx
A. J. RK. Al-Joibury
LL. D. Hartung
Changeover to Metric Weights Primer in South Africa
J J Evertse of the Bureau of Standards estimates South Africa will begin metric weights and measures changeover in mid-1969 and continue through 1972. No target date was set.
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J.J. Evertse
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