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Newspaper

Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1973

Page

8

New Defense Chief Schlesinger Seen as Budget Cutter

James R. Schlesinger, named secretary of defense, is expected to impose tight military spending limits. A former Nixon budget official and Rand Corp strategist, he directed nuclear weapons research at the AEC and led a downsizing push at the CIA, earning a reputation for cost削.

Washington James R. Schlesinger Nixon Schlesinger Secretary of Defense The Armed Services Pentagon Rand Corp Atomic Energy Commission

Brandt Treaty Clears Path to East German Recognition

Bonn deputies approve Willy Brandt's treaty easing two decades of Cold War hostility with East Germany. It paves UN entry, raises cross border contact, and aids separated families. Bundesrat must now sign, with potential override by coalition if blocked. Brezhnev set to visit Bonn soon.

Bonn Germany Bundestag Willy Brandt East Germany United Nations Bundesrat

Difficult task facing Connally

A group of moderate Republican governors say John B. Connally faces a tough path to prove Republican credentials for the 1976 GOP nomination. Several conservatives, however, believe he would not be at a disadvantage challenging established candidates. The remarks came at the Republican governor's conference.

New York John B. Connally Stanley K. Hathaway Wyoming Jack Williams Arizona Texas White House Nixon

Annual Statement of Affairs of Compianes

The document presents the 1971 annual statement of a company with figures: net assets $28.04, total assets $11 643.308 82, expenditures $27, and a signed certification dated July 1, 1972 by Kenneth E. DeShetler. It notes compliance with authorization and financial examination.

Witneys Nneth E. DeShetler Sunfeteneen Not Insurance of Ohio

House Denies Bomb Funds in Cambodia War Clash

The House rejected President Nixon's request for more Cambodia bombing funds 219 to 188 and then barred use of any of a 2.8 billion supplement for bombing 224 to 172. The measure, part of a 284 to 96 supplemental bill, moves to the Senate as critics claim U S forces will continue.

House Nixon Cambodia Senate

Electronic Music Event at Miami University Middletown

Morton Subotnick will give a 8 p.m. concert in the Dave Finkelman Auditorium Middletown Campus as part of the Miami Middletown Artists and Lecture Series. A 11 a.m. workshop on electronic music basics with the Buchla synthesizer follows, free to the public. Adults pay 1.50, 75 cents for youth. students admitted with ID.

Morton Subotnick Dave _ Finkelman Middletown Miami University Miami- Middletown Campus Pops Subotnick Electric Circus New York City Donald Buchla Buchla

Colby Picked by Nixon to Lead the CIA

President Nixon selects 52 year old William E. Colby to head the Central Intelligence Agency. Colby, a Vietnam veteran and former diplomat, is described as calm and resolute with unquestioned integrity and courage. He rose through CIA ranks after 1971 and was deputy director before this appointment.

Washington Norway William E. Colby Princeton Nixon Colby Central Intelligence Agency Vietnam CIA Senate CORDS Saigon State Department U.S Stockholm Rome Diplomatic Service Far East

Dayton farm disposal panel to hold first meeting

The Dayton State Farm Development Commission named by Gov. Gilligan will meet in Dayton on Saturday to plan the disposal of a 670 acre farm at Dayton State Hospital.

Dayton Ohio Dayton State Farm Development Commission John Gilligan Dayton State Hospital

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