Nixon appoints ex SAC head John Ryan to Joint Chiefs
President Nixon names Air Force General John D. Ryan, former Strategic Air Command head, to succeed retiring General John Paul McConnell on the Joint Chiefs of Staff. If approved, Ryan could become Air Force chief in August and backs a mixed bomber and missile force with a new Advanced Manned Strategic Aircraft.
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Soviets Back Arabs In Any New Middle East Settlements
CAIRO AP Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko assured President Nasser the Soviet Union would back Arab rejection of any settlement offer they cannot accept. Al Ahram said Gromyko pledged continued support for Israel withdrawal from all territories occupied in 1967. Israel seeks direct negotiations in a peace package tied to UN 1967 resolutions.
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Different Views on VC Proposal
Washington observers debate the impact of Viet Cong declaring a provisional revolutionary government for South Vietnam. Some expect harder bargaining and progress at Paris, others see a long stand hindering negotiations. Analysts note the move aims to strengthen VC bargaining while many see no change in Hanoi links. Humphrey calls it hopeful for a political settlement.
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Construction Pleas Grow as Builders Seek Wage Curb
Washington AP reports construction leaders urge President Nixon to curb union wage demands seen fueling a wage price spiral in building costs. Council of Economic Advisers promises close watch while industry officials push for government action amid large settlements and widespread strikes affecting billions in work.
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Melbourne captain testifies on Evans collision near Subic Bay
Captain J P Stevenson of the Australian carrier Melbourne told a joint U S Australian board that the Evans steered into the Melbourne and both ships were on a collision course before dawn on June 3. He said the Evans lights were off and the Melbourne defender swung left with 30 degrees rudder to avert disaster, but it sliced the Evans in two killing 74 sailors. The captain swore at the Evans as warning was sent.
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Pollen Trouble for Portland Rose Festival Princess
Tonia Twigger, newly named Portland Rose Festival princess, suffers allergies to roses triggering sneezing since her selection as a festival entrant. Local reporters note her quick handling of the reaction as she prepares for public duties.
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