Laird Signals Move to Limit Joint Chiefs Power
Secretary of Defense Melvin Laird appears ready to back a White House panel plan to place military operations under a civilian deputy and a new staff. He may wait for input from uniformed leaders and Congress, avoiding major clashes over civil military power.
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Melvin R. Laird
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Laird
Army
Navy
Air Force
Congress
White House
Joint Chiefs
Secretary of Defense
Neil H. McElroy
Senate
House Armed Services Committees
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House Reform Is Laid Aside
The House paused a major 140 page congressional reorganization bill delaying debate and passage until after the Aug 14 Sept 9 recess. Backers fear time squeeze and adjournment log jam could kill the measure though some reforms may be adopted in House rules.
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Dr. Disk
Sisk
House
Senate
Congress
Richard Bolling
Bolling
Two Wounded by Bullet in Hamilton Shooting
Hamilton police report two people injured by a shot fired from a .38 revolver at about 10:30 p m Wednesday. Don Kennedy, 41, and Gertie Burnett, 48, were struck while seated on outside steps at 1203 Edison Ave. They were transported to Mercy Hospital in fair condition. no arrests reported.
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Hamilton
Mercy Hospital
Don Charles Kennedy
Hamilton-Middletown Road
Gertie Burnett
Edison Ave
Kennedy
Burnett
Fire Department
Father Gets Probation In Support Case
Ronald Manning, 24, of 25 Crawford Street Middletown, found guilty of non support for three children by Judge David Black in Butler County Domestic Relations Court. He received a suspended one year sentence in the Cincinnati workhouse and was placed on probation.
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Ronald Manning
Crawford Street
Middletown
David Black
Butler County
Cincinnat
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