Nixon appoints 12 aides. cabinet lineup announced
Nixon announced a 12 member cabinet drawn from governors, businessmen and educators. He stressed independence, final nominating power stays with him, and noted one future ambassador to the United Nations will be a Democrat. He highlighted no Black member and plans wives briefings.
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Nixon
Heerbert G. Klein
Nixon Communications
Ronald L. Zie+gier
United Nations
Sargent Shriver
France
Shriver
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Mariage
Four States Face New Governors After Election Shifts
President elect Nixon’s cabinet picks trigger gubernatorial changes in Maryland Michigan Massachusetts and Alaska. Agnew’s successor likely a Democrat in Maryland. Milliken to replace Romney in Michigan. Sargent to replace Volpe in Massachusetts. Miller to replace Hickel in Alaska. Bartlett’s death could further alter Alaska’s leadership.
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Nixon
GOP
William P. Rogers
Defense
Melvin R. Laird
R-Wis
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Winton M. Blount
Interior
Walter J. Hi
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
Agnew
Michigan
George Romney
Housing and Urban Development
William Milliken
Milliken
State Senate
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Transportation
Francis W. Sargent
We OR
Alaska
Walter J. Hickel
Secretary of the Interior
Keith H. Miller
Sen
E. L
Bob) Bartell
Statehood
Hickel
Bartlett
Tallulah Bankhead dies at 65 flamboyant star of stage and screen
Noted actress Tallulah Bankhead dies at age 65 after a career marked by defiant style and wit. Born in Huntsville Alabama she rose to fame in London and on Broadway before achieving film fame with Lifeboat and a string of early 1930s glamorous roles.
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Bankhead
Reno
Miss Bankhead
Huntsville
Ala
United States
John Bankhead
Tom Moore
Astoria
Queens
Tallu
Hollywood
Sulzberger Dies at 77 Leader of Times for 50 Years
Arthur Hays Sulzberger, longtime president and publisher of The New York Times, died in his sleep at 77 after a long illness. He shaped the paper for decades, overseeing modernization and wartime adjustments, and served as Times Co. chairman since 1957.
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NEW York
UPI
Arthur Hays Sulzberger
New York Times
Sulzberger
New York Times Co
the Times
Temple Emanu-El
Times Neediest Cases Fund
Arthur Ochs Sulzberger
Andrew Haiskell
Ruth Sulzberger Golden
Chattanooga
Tenn
Richard N. Cohen
Stamford
Reds Seeks to Promote Turmoil on Campus Report
Yorty charges that a world Communist pattern tries to spark urban conflict and social turmoil through student agitation. He links militant groups like the Black Students Union at San Fernando Valley State College with SDS leaders who boast of organizing sedition. SDS asserts a guerrilla intent and broader reach, with travels and meetings abroad and in Los Angeles area schools and colleges.
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Black Students Union
San Fernando Valley State College
SDS
Greg Calvert
Hanoi
Moscow
Peking
Havana
Czechoslovakia
Los Angeles
Communist Party
Halson
New Left
Budapest
Hungary
Chicago
Congress
Huey P. Newton Defense Fund
Century Plaza
KLAC
Donald Kalish
UCLA
Kalish
Peace Action Council
Six New UH-1 helicopters join South Korean Army
The 20 year old South Korean Army, the fourth largest in the world, received six UH-1 helicopters and two supplies of M16 rifles from the United States to equip several infantry divisions. The report also notes extensive mentions of communist influence at various protests and political gatherings in Los Angeles and elsewhere, citing SDS and related groups. The piece links these activities to tensions during the era and references comments by city officials and FBI director Hoover. A Philadelphia UP I brief reports two gunmen robbed a savings and loan office of 6900 dollars while workers installed a surveillance camera.
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Korea
United States
Tom Reddin
Reddin
Yorty
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
SDS
Black Panther Party
Peace Action Council
Los Angeles Committee For the Defense of the Bill of Rights
The
Peace and Freedom Party
Communist Party
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