Defense Appointees Approved for Cabinet Nominations
The Senate Armed Services Committee approved President Nixon’s top defense and intelligence picks Elliot Richardson as defense secretary William Clements as deputy and James Schlesinger as CIA director. Senator Hughes urged delay over Vietnam policy voting present while Stennis aims to move ahead on floor Friday. Brinegar Krogh Dent cleared for transportation and commerce posts with Hagen hearings on Weinberger and Lynn for HEW and HUD respectively.
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Senate Armed Services Committee
Nixon
Senate
Elliot L. Richardson
William P. Clements Jr
James P. Schlesinger
Central Intelligence Agency
Harold E. Hughes
Iown
Hughes
Richardson and
Clements
John Stennis
D-Miss
Stennis
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Commerce Committee
Claude S. Brinegar
Transportation
Egil Krogh
Frederick Dent
Commerce
Caspar W. Weinberger
Richardson
Health, Education and Welfare
Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Finance Committee
Senate Banking Committee
James T. Lynn
Housing and Urban Development
Birds at Miami Airport Spark Severe Bird Alert
Seagulls egrets and pigeons flock near Miami International Airport prompting a formal bird alert for pilots. After a December incident where a Northwest Airlines 747 ingested birds and made an emergency landing, officials plan to hire experts to study and control the flock. Airport staff note warm pavement and dumps attract birds from the Everglades. Federal and local authorities discuss further bird control measures amid concerns from pilots about engine damage and safety.
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Miami
Fila
Miami International Airport
Northwest Airlines
Dade County
University of Miami
Everglades
Phillip G. Perry
Airline Pilots Association
ALPA
Perry
Madrid
Spain
England
Washington, D.C
Judy
Jim Frazier
Federal Aviation Administration
United States
Marion Murder Trial Starts in Lewerenz Case
The defense opened its case in the Arthur L. Lewerenz first degree murder trial by claiming the victim Susan Lewerenz provoked her husband by harassing him. Lewerenz, 38, is accused of killing his wife July 20, 1972 and pushing her car into a creek to suggest an accidental death.
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Marion
Kan
Arthur L. Lewerenz
Susan Lewerenz
Edward G. Westerhaus
Lewerenz
Leverenz
P. D. Ens
Hillsboro
Security Council to Meet in Panama in March
The United Nations Security Council accepted Panama’s invitation to meet in Panama City March 15 to 21 to discuss Latin American problems. Ambassadors argued over aims including a fair canal treaty, with U.S. concerns about pressuring bilateral issues.
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Security Council
Panama
U.S
Aquilino E. Boyd
Panama City
Canal
Boyd
Canal Zone
United States
Latin America
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