Nixon May Lose 6 From Cabinet
Washington AP reports Nixon may gradually reshuffle up to six Cabinet posts amid Watergate fallout. Treasury Secretary George Shultz weighs options as he complains of overruled economic policy, while Frederick Dent and James T. Lynn are other names eyed for moves. Caspar Weinberger signals aides to seek alternatives within HEW.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Treasury
Labor, Commerce
Interior
George Shultz
Shultz
Commerce
Frederick Dent
Dent
South Carolina
James T. Lynn
Lynn
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Caspar Weinberger
Weinberger
California
Labor
Peter Brennan
Organized Labor
Osing
W. J. Usery
Federal Mediation Service
Brennan
Usery
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Rogers C.B. Morton
John Love
Maryland
GOP
Department of Energy and Natural Resources
Spiro T. Agnew
Dalai Lama Meets Pope in Vatican First Asia Visit
The Dalai Lama met Pope Paul VI during his Vatican tour in a 30 minute meeting. The Pope praised dialogue among faiths and urged mutual respect for truth. The encounter marked the Tibetan Buddhist leader's first visit outside Asia, with officials noting his departure plans from government.
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Vatican City
Dalai Lama
Tibet
Paul VI
Vatican
Asia
Catholic Church
Bodies Found In Wreckage Of Lost Plane In Arkansas
Eight unidentified bodies were recovered from the Convair turboprop wreckage missing since Thursday. The plane carried eight passengers and three crew from El Dorado to Texarkana when it disappeared during a thunderstorm. Search efforts were hampered by rugged terrain as night fell.
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Mena
Ark
Arkansas
Texas International Convair
el Dorado
Texarkana
Black Fork Mountain
Edward Dreifus
National Transportation Safety Board
South
Jim O'Donnell
Forrest Ogden
Ogden
Convair
South Arkansas
Arkansas National Guard
Prescott
Counseling For Alcoholics Is New Health Unit Service
The city county health unit announces a Thursday 10 am start for alcoholism counseling at 502 E Monroe St with Jim Tillery providing weekly sessions and family education added to existing services. Donald Howard of the Family Counseling agency notes five years of Columbia operation and offers community group programs. Call 581-1332 for appointments.
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New Health Unit Service
Mexico
Bill Johnson
Health Department
E. Monroe St
Jim Tillery
Columbia
Donald Howard
Mr. Howard
Tillery
Carol Dever
Elderly Poor Die Waiting For Beds
In Miami AP report Walton Jordan and Clarence Brinson, needy and homeless, died in Jackson Memorial Hospital’s emergency ward while waiting for nursing home space. Both men had been in wheelchairs for days as officials described the welfare patients as border-like boarders with no beds.
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Miami
Walton Jordan
Clarence Brinson
Brinson
Jordan
Jackson Memorial Hospital
Jackson
Bringon
Bill Keck
Fertilizer Shortage Feared Across Nation Opens Food Supply Threat
Congressmen McKinney and Cotter warn of a fertilizer shortage due to natural gas limits, citing Agriculture Dept findings. They urge a fertilizer export embargo and gas in fuel allocations, warning higher prices could inflate food costs while production lags. Also, Kaiser Aluminum’s Thomas J. Ready receives a Distinguished Life Membership in ASM.
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Department of Agriculture
Stewart B. McKinney
R-Conn
William R. Cotter
D-Conn
Cotter
McKinney
Congress
Cost of Living Council
John T. Dunlop
T.J. Ready
Metals Park
Ohio
Thomas J. Ready
Kaiser Aluminum & Chemical Corp
American Society For Metals
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Henry A. Kissinger
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Lawrence’s
Lawrence Drug
Tower Loan
6Th & Center
Hannibal
Square
Missouri
Dairy Queen
Wettat
U.S
Am. B.Q. Corp
Am. C.9. Corp
Daley Casta & Cooke, Inc
East Liberty
South Sturgeon
Montgomery City
Ledger
Mandaoy
V.A
Park South
Fairground
Decker Realty
West Plaza
Plains
Sewing Nations
McCalls
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