Nixon Cabinet Choices Face Senate Critics
In Washington, Walter J. Hickel seeks Senate support for Interior Secretary confirmation amid criticism over conservation policies and industrialization plans. Other nominees including Packard, Laird, Mitchell, Kennedy, Finch, Romney, and Hare din appear before committees as hearings open.
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Harris elected Democratic national chairman amid push for strength
Sen Fred Harris, 38, elected chairman as he also serves as U S senator. The Oklahoma born leader pledges to unite groups and target 1970 elections. Humphrey urges electoral reform and funds cleanup while suggesting Harris could be a 1972 presidential contender.
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Harris Faces Mighty Hurdles in 1970 Nomination Bid
The text outlines President hopeful Harris must unite party wings after Chicago clashes between Daley forces and antiwar McCarthy supporters last August. He weighs appointing a fulltime executive director to energize a party with 25 Senate seats at stake and to protect the House majority.
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Shepherd College Names New Financial Officer
Dr James A Dutcher president of Shepherd College announces the appointment of Juin Iaschella as financial and budgetary officer effective after the current academic year. Raschella, business manager since 1956 at Potomac State College, holds a West Virginia University degree and is a licensed public accountant. The Arctic tern is highlighted as a long distance traveler flying from far northern nesting grounds to Antarctic regions covering over 22000 miles round trip.
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