Nixon Plans Cabinet Amid High Level Selections
President elect Nixon disclosed plans to form a strong cabinet with figures such as Alaska Governor Walter Hickel and Michigan Governor George Romney under consideration for key posts. Rumors tied Robert Finch to a major post while Daniel Moynihan was named a White House assistant for urban problems alongside a new Council for Urban Affairs.
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New York
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University of Nebraska
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White House
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Romney
Hickel
Anchorage
Tim Babcock
Montana
Cochairmen
Babcock
Joint Center For Urban Studies
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Moynhhan
Two Mundelein Coeds Stop Would Be Attacker
In Chicago two Mundelein College students faced a convicted rapist who entered their North Side dormitory apartment through an unlocked door. The women reportedly talked him down and deterred him after he attempted an advance, helping authorities later.
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Mundelein College
North Side
Hanoi Talks Signal Possible U S Troop Withdrawal
North Vietnam signals readiness to discuss U S troop pullout while denying covert divisions in the south. Saigon and Hanoi clash over Viet Cong status with France seeking mediation and seating arrangements. A separate Saigon walkout threat looms if the Viet Cong display flags or names in Paris talks.
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House of Representatives
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Thanh
Ohio districts close schools amid budget squeeze
In Hamilton Local near Columbus, officials announced temporary closure of all schools from December 20 to January 20 after a tax levy was rejected 796 to 615 in a special vote. The district serves about 2,009 pupils while awaiting funds. Youngstown districts with 28,000 students also closed November 24 following levy defeat and plan to reopen early in the year with another tax proposal forthcoming.
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Hotel Fire Kills Four at L B State. Arson Suspected
Four people died in a general alarm hotel blaze in Paterson New Jersey believed to be arson. At least two others were injured including a firefighter and a woman with burns. Winds to 25 mph spread embers as firemen evacuated guests from the four story 20 room hotel.
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