Connally Appointment Strengthens Nixon's Voice
President Nixon taps former Texas Governor John B. Connally as treasury secretary aiming to blunt Democratic criticism and bolster bipartisan economic policy selling. Connally's political background and Texas base are seen as boosting Nixon with Congress, while some governors viewed the move as a political coup.
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Idaho
Francis Sargent
Massachusetts
David F. Cargo
New Mexico
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Maharajas Win Break In India High Court Ruling
The Indian Supreme Court revived royal privileges by ruling Indira Gandhi's abolition unconstitutional. The 8-3 decision restored titles, privy purses worth 6.4 million dollars over two years, and exemptions from taxes and utilities for 278 princes, despite a constitutional amendment and presidential decree. The court called the decree impera tive and barred government action against the maharajas.
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Family of Pvt Fisher awaits leave amid Texas ties
The Fisher family at Dennett Road expects Pvt Richard E. Fisher to be on leave starting December 9. Connections to Texas and discussions about Connally’s status accompany broader notes on Nixon era fiscal policy and rumored reshuffling in the Treasury and White House. Prominent figures such as Peter O’Gonnell and John Tower are cited in relation to Texas politics and GOP strategy.
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Portsmouth Names First School Superintendent Charles H Marss
Portsmouth appointed its first school superintendent, Charles H Marss, who began his role in 1886 guiding district education and administration.
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Charles H. Marss
Connally and Nixon Era Talks Stir Economic Policy Debate
The article cites Sen Tower and Rep Palman as discussing Connally’s potential role and Nixon administration policy. It notes tensions over bank regulation, inflation, and the search for a new cabinet figure amid 1970 election pressures. References include Kennedy, Johnson, and possible moves to bolster economic stability.
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