Cabinet Changes Seen if Nixon Wins Election
Nixon faces possible cabinet turnover if he secures a second term. Kissinger aims to stay as national security adviser while Melvin Laird leaves the Pentagon and George Romney plans cabinet departure. Rogers may exit as well with Connally touted as a Rogers or Laird successor.
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Nixon
San Clemente
Calif
UPI
Henry A. Kissinger
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Kissinger
Harvard University
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
Pentagon
George Romney
Pennsylvania
Mormon Church Ruling Council
William P. Rogers
Treasury
John B. Connally
Democrats For Nixon
Rogers
Laird
Robert Finch
California
Herbert G. Klein
Community notices for Okaloosa Digest items and events
Okaloosa Digest items must be submitted in writing to the Playground Daily News office by the requesting organizations. The menu for Okaloosa County Schools lists hamburger, fries, tomato on lettuce, devil's food cake and bun for Monday. Craft classes, cake decorating, TOPS Florida, and AO A dinner at Eglin AFB are announced. YMCA board meeting, stamp club gathering, decoupage, Al Anon meeting, and a beginner tumbling class are scheduled with contact numbers provided.
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Okaloosa Digest
Playground Daily News
PUDN
Okaloosa County
Ferry Park Recreation Center
Fort Walton Recreation Department
Florida
Niceville
American Ordnance Association
AOA
Eglin Air Force Base
J.C. Maxwell
Eglin
Armament Development and Test Center
ADTC
Ymca Board of Directors
First City Bank
West Florida Stamp Club
Good Shepard Luthern Church
Shalimar
Don Lear
Lynn Parrish
Ferry Road
Al-Anon Famility
Al-Anon
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Ocean City
UPI and Sinhua Seal News Exchange Pact in Peking
United Press International and Xinhua agreed to exchange news and pictures. The pact was finalized with letters between UPI President Roderick W. Beaton and Xinhua Deputy Director Teng Kang at Peking Airport. A six member UPI party then left for Shanghai after eight days in the Chinese capital.
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Peking
UPI
United Press International
Hsinhua
Roderick W. Beaton
Sinhua
Teng Kang
Shanghai
Beaton
IL. Stevenson
Wilbur G. Landrey
Landrey
Hubert Schnitelein
UPI Asia Division
Newspictures
China
Nixon
Russian Expulsion Indirect Peace Play
Egyptian Foreign Minister Mourad Ghajeb says the expulsion of 15,000 Soviet military advisers has no direct link to settling the Middle East issue, though it could indirectly aid peace efforts.
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United Press International
Mourad Ghajeb
Middle East
Schmitz Attacks Major Parties as Socialist Splitter
Sacramento Rep. John G. Schmitz declares the Republicans and Democrats are "two wings of the socialist party" and says the American Party will be the true opposition. He contends socialism has grown under Nixon and calls the McGovern Nixon race phony for socialist programs.
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Sacramento
UPS
John G. Schmitz
Socialist Party
Schmitz
California
Orange County
Nixon
George McGovern
Red China accuses U S of bombing lifeboat incident
China calls the U S denial of bombing a lifeboat off North Vietnam a grave provocation and contends the vessel was a supply craft. The U S says no evidence indicates any lifeboat was attacked.
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Hong Kong
UPID
China
U.S
North Vietnam
Saigon
Vinh
New China News Agency
Information Department
Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hongqi
Libya trains rebels amid Middle East tensions
In Cairo a UPI report says Libya is training 8,000 Arabs to join Yasser Arafat's Palestinian guerrilla forces, with plans to double the number soon. Arafat criticizes King Hussein's federation proposal saying it amounts to treason and that West Bank and Gaza Arabs are being bought.
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Cairo
UPI
Libya
Yasser Arafat
Voice of Palestine Radio
Arafat
Jordan
Hussein
West Bank
Jordan River
Bomb found in Everett boy's room raises alarm
In Everett Washington a teen named DeLaney reported a two grenade strength simulated bomb. Police fear up to 23 such Army training devices may be in local hands as officers search the Lowell District and interview juveniles while Army experts collect the device.
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Everett
Wash
Jack DeLaney
Young DeLaney
Lowell
Mike Lewis
Timer Adman
DeLaney Jr
Lewis
Delaney, Jr
Army
Afb 228
DeLaney
Ft. Lewis
Tacoma
Here
Russian Jews in Trap Warn Emigrants Amid New Tax
Soviet journalist Viktor Perelman warns that the new head tax on educated emigrants may force thousands of Jews into years of ostracism. He cites taxes from 5400 to 24360 dollars and estimates a 250 million dollar sum across 80 000 applicants.
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Moscow
UPI
Israel
Viktor Perelman
Literary Gazette
Perelman
Russia
Irving to Begin Fraud Sentence in McGraw-Hill Case
Clifford Irving, father of the Howard Hughes autobiography hoax, starts a two year term in Lewisburg for bilking McGraw-Hill of 650000. He may be paroled after ten months for good behavior, with eligibility after one third of the sentence. He and wife Edith and researcher Richard Susskind pleaded guilty to conspiracy.
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Lewisburg
Clifford Irving
Howard Hughes
McGraw-Hill
Irving
Edith
Richard Susskind
Lewisburg Federal Penitentiary
Florida
New York
California Earthquake Registers a Minor Shaker Citywide
A 3.1 magnitude earthquake hit Los Angeles at 4:49 a.m. EDT felt across Hollywood Beverly Hills and West LA. Caltech scientists place the epicenter in northern Beverly Hills shallow beneath the surface. Residents report knocked over paintings and broken dishes amid the tremor.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Hollywood
Beverly Hills
Caltech Seismological Laboratory
Pasadena
Clarence Allen
Sunset Strip
Paper Pulp Mills Show Air Controls Progress Report
New York based article notes most U S paper and pulp mills cut water and air emissions rapidly and will meet adequate pollution controls by 1975. The Council on Economic Priorities cites three factors for improvement and recalls a 1970 study that valued industry cleanup at 750 million dollars.
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New York
UPI
Council On Economic Priorities
Steel and Utilities
Council
U.S
Eileen Kohl Kaufman
Columbia University
Pig crashes from trailer in Des Moines area
Pearl Tait, 66, watched a 250-pound pig tumble from a trailer near her Des Moines home. The pig wandered into her yard, refused to leave, and was finally loaded into a forage with help from a dogcatcher. The pig’s owner reclaimed it the next day at the Iowa State Fair, and Mrs. Tait planned garage cleanup.
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Des Mones
Iowa
UPI
Pearl Tait
Des Moines
Parker
Mrs. Tait
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Eugene Sullivan
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Ghaleb
Mexico City
Berut
An Nahar
Syria
Latakia
Mediterranean
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Anwar Sadat
Assad
Yoar Freedom
Jhru
Cmon
Eglin Fl
Wallon
Vedana
Honda
Yaar
WALP
E News
Erida
Welton Baath
Tony
Red China
People’s Republic of China
Diane Jackson
New Jersey
Linda Barney
Miss Jackson
America
Miss Barney
Sergei Alyoshin
Finance Ministry
Switzerland
Nedsky
Barnaby
Leary
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