Nixon Names Three Cabinet Counselors In Reorganization Plan
President Nixon named Agriculture Secretary Earl Butz Health Education and Welfare secretary designate Caspar Weinberger and Housing and Urban Development secretary designate James Lynn as counselors for natural resources human resources and community development They will head new policy committees next to the White House Domestic Council and will testify to Congress as needed while the plan aims to shrink executive office staff and preserve current departmental functions pending legislation.
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Nixon silent on imminence of Vietnam peace talks
President says he cannot say whether a Vietnam peace agreement is imminent during a Friday White House briefing with congressional leaders. He referenced ongoing negotiations led by Kissinger with North Vietnam as a path to settlement while postponing details to future discussions. Antiwar groups plan a peace demonstration around the January 20 inauguration, and labor unions press for an end to U.S. involvement.
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Jets Raid North Vietnam Heaviest In Weeks Near 20th Parallel
U S B52 bombers conducted more than 40 raids in the southern half of North Vietnam marking the heaviest action in three weeks. Reports say attacks focused on supply lines near the 20th parallel while Hanoi protests and U S plans for possible resumption of bombing surface in Paris negotiations.
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The Quipster thrives on power in the kitchen
A quirky kitchen feature highlights how a witty quipster gains real influence over cooking dynamics. The article notes the humorist’s role in guiding recipe tweaks, timing, and guest expectations, shaping the meal’s mood and flow.
Nixon to Meet With Kissinger at Camp David
President Nixon flew to Camp David Maryland for a weekend meeting with Henry Kissinger before Kissinger heads to Paris for the resumed secret peace talks with the North. Kissinger was to depart at 9 am Sunday and it was unclear when he would meet Nixon. The president and family arrived at 6 27 p.m. CST and planned to spend the weekend at the mountain resort.
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Star-Telegram and TV stations sold for $115 million
Fort Worth, AP — The Star-Telegram and its broadcasting facilities, including WBAP AM FM and WBAP TV, are to be sold for a total of 115 million dollars. Capital Cities Broadcasting Corp will take the Star-Telegram and WBAP AM FM for 80 million, LIN Broadcasting will acquire WBAP TV for 35 million. Final closing awaits FCC approval.
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Boy Killed in Belfast After UDA Threat Declares Campaign
An 18 year old Protestant man was fatally shot in north Belfast as he drove into a filling station. Police reported the youths fled the scene. The incident lifts Northern Ireland’s death toll since August 1969 to 683 amid sectarian killings. UDA commander James Anderson warned assassins they would face execution if caught.
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Higher Readings Forecast Across Permian Basin Today
Partly cloudy and warmer conditions expected today with a return to cold weather by Saturday night in the Permian Basin. National Weather Service updates eliminated rain for the weekend, noting only a possible light fog this morning. Temperatures near 45 for Saturday and Sunday, with a low around 25 Saturday night and northerly winds. Weather advisories cover parts of Texas as a Pacific front moves eastward, leaving clear to partly cloudy skies west of the front and varied highs across the state. Traffic report notes a Friday afternoon crash on ice-slick Texas 152 near Laketon in the Pampa area with no fatalities reported.
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Three New UT System Regents Are Selected
Gov. Preston Smith named Allan Shivers Edward Clark and James E Bauerle to the University of Texas board of Regents replacing Connally Kilgore Ikard and Jobin Peace. All three receive six year terms and need Senate confirmation. Shivers and Clark hold notable government and business roles in Texas.
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Skyjacking Rules Set New Airport Screening Across Nation
New antihijacking measures require electronic screening of all passengers at airports nationwide. The rules, part of a broader effort to heighten aviation security, take effect immediately, affecting carriers and travelers.
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