Shultz Resignation Rumor Sparks Treasury Cabinet Shuffle
Washington sources say Treasury Secretary William P. Shultz may resign this week. David Rockefeller of Chase Manhattan is among possible replacements, with energy chief William Simon also considered though he cannot hold both jobs. Shultz, 53, served as labor secretary in 1970 and moved to OMB before returning as treasury secretary in 1972.
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Runaways Seek Indian Tribe After Crosscountry Trip
Two Wisconsin brothers, Doug and William Morgan, ages 10 and 9, ran away with Indian headdresses and a homemade spear. They boarded Amtrak without tickets, rode to Minneapolis, then toward Seattle, ending in Havre Montana. They planned California due to television depictions of Indians. Juvenile authorities await home trip. mother says they fear spankings but hopes for prudent reception. Also: Sammy Davis Jr. in hospital with digestive issues. Dean Martin Jr. to face trial for illegal firearm possession and transfer.
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Bakers seek curb on grain exports to avert bread shortage
The American Bakers Association launches a Save our Bread campaign on Capitol Hill seeking congressional action to curb wheat exports until next harvest. President Robert Wager warns of a looming bread shortage this spring if export drains continue, while USDA officials insist there will be no shortage and wheat supplies remain tight.
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Kissinger heads to Damascus after talks with Heath
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger met British leaders in London to discuss the Middle East energy crisis and East West arms control before boarding for Damascus on a mission to promote an Israeli Syrian disengagement. He planned Tel Aviv stopovers and said talks were friendly and constructive while aiming to end the Arab air embargo and secure disengagement terms.
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Four Crewmen Die After Fuel Tank Incident Aboard Inde
Navy spokesman Cdr Jack Barry reports four crewmen fell into a nearly empty fuel tank aboard the aircraft carrier Inde during gauge checks. One body recovered Monday night, three others found early today. Names James A. Rawlings 26 and Kenneth R. Dudley 19, both of Norfolk, identified.
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Kenneth R. Dudley
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