Nixon picks Brennan for labor secretary stirs mixed union response
President Nixon taps Peter Brennan, head of New York City Construction and Building Trades Council, as labor secretary. AFL CIO leaders praise the choice but some unions warn it may be a political payoff. Meany kept neutral while some unions question the appointment’s independence.
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Man Gets Probation In Stabbing
A 40-year-old Middletown man, Bradford Campbell, pleaded guilty to assault and battery for stabbing Larry Dougherty on Germantown Road during a dispute. He received two years probation and must pay restitution. a six-month sentence was suspended due to time already served. Campbell faces federal parole-related transfer to Kentucky.
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Strauss Leads For Top Democrat Post Amid Power Shifts
Ex-Treasurer Robert Strauss mounts a strong bid for DNC chair as governors and allies lean toward endorsement. With 80 to 91 sure votes cited, Strauss seeks to unite liberal McGovern wings while rivals include O'Brien Manatt and Shriver as DNC votes are counted ahead of the December meeting in St Louis.
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Dole Retained as Republican National Chair
President Nixon agreed to keep Sen. Robert Dole as Republican National Committee chairman for a full term. The Washington Post said Nixon asked for a new team, but Dole preferred a graceful exit, warning it could hurt his 1974 re election bid in Kansas against Gov. Robert Docking.
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Humphrey to Study Way Running Mates Chosen
Sen Hubert Humphrey named to direct a year long study on how the Democratic party should pick vice presidential candidates. The commission will include members named by Andrew and report recommendations by January 1, 1974.
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Thai crash kills 24 on northern road
A 10 wheel truck collided with a passenger bus in northern Thailand on Wednesday, killing 24 people and seriously injuring 15, police reported.
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Woman Santa Faces Backlash at Honolulu Mall
At Kahala Mall in Honolulu a 20 year old woman hired to play Santa triggered upset when children noticed her manicured female hands. Mall official Weldon Larsen said complaints from parents and older kids led to the decision that she stop working as Santa.
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Doctors recommend Anacin for pain relief
Doctors prescribe many pain medications but Anacin is highlighted as a nonprescription option. The ad claims doctors dispense over 50 million Anacin tablets annually and that it relieves headache dental pain arthritis and cold symptoms quickly with minimal stomach upset. It urges readers to take Anacin as a doctor might in his own office.
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