Woman named to Cabinet rank as adviser to Nixon
President Nixon appoints Anne Armstrong Republican National Committee cochairman to be counsellor to the President with Cabinet rank. Armstrong a mother of five and former Texas GOP official becomes the first woman with Cabinet rank since Oveta Hobby.
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Chapin to remain Nixon appointments secretary amid staff exits
Dwight L. Chapin will stay as President Nixon's appointments secretary. Four top Interior Department officials Hollis Dole James Smith Ellis Armstrong and Mitchell Melich will resign to return to private life. George Bell Desmond Barker also depart as Calson resigns and White House tightens operations. Richard Moore remains as special counsel while Mark Goode leaves to private life.
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Nixon picks Clem ents for deputy defense secretary post
William P Clements a Texas airman and defense nominee denies a civil suit alleging a Sedco Inc drilling group profit overstatement tied to Argentine oil well contracts. The suit accuses parties of conspiracy fraud seeking about 25 million in profits on 1000 wells though only 18 million is claimed. The nomination was announced in Washington as a 53 year old veteran faces the lawsuit with an upcoming trial.
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White House denies vendetta against Washington Post
The White House denied a vendetta against the Washington Post over barring Post reporters from White House Christmas social coverage. First Lady Pat Nixon said she had nothing to do with the decision and did not discriminate against anyone. Press Secretary Ziegler said the administration had other duties and no vendetta. Time Magazine reported officials claimed leaks were retaliation for the Post Watergate coverage.
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