Nixon Withdraws All Nominations Made by Johnson
President Nixon withdrew 14 Johnson era nominations and 4 postmaster posts, including a former Secret Service agent, a former Maryland governor, and Johnson aides, to study appointments without prejudice. The move followed Kennedy’s 1960 withdrawal of 3,243 Eisenhower nominations. count of re submissions unknown.
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U S takes new look at Middle East policy at UN
United States ambassador to the United Nations Charles W. Yost told UN correspondents after presenting credentials that U S policy in the Middle East is under review and will take full account of the interests of all states in the area He declined to say whether policy should be more evenhanded than under the Johnson administration.
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Rev Groppi Calls Nixon Man Racist In Civil Rights Clash
Milwaukee civil rights leader Rev James Groppi labeled Jerris Leonard the Nixon appointee to head the U S Civil Rights Commission a racist at a Los Angeles news conference He accused the Fraternal Order of Eagles of segregation and warned of a political payoff He urged cooperation between blacks and whites to improve opportunities.
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High Interest Plot Charged by Sen Patman
Washington congressman Rep Wright Patman charged the American Bankers Association with funding 74000 to push a uniform consumer credit code. He warned the code would legalize high and usurious rates up to 46 percent annually for small loans and installments and permit department stores to charge up to 24 percent on revolving accounts.
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Nixon Signals Major 1969 Legislative Push
President Nixon signaled a possible major push to win Congressional approval of his domestic program this year. Dr. Arthur Burns, named counselor to the President with Cabinet rank, said Nixon may present a significant 1969 legislative package starting in weeks and outline it in a special State of the Union message. Burns, former Council of Economic Advisers chair, outlined eight action areas from electoral reform to health care and education.
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Nixon Talent Hunt Lags Only a Third of Jobs Filled
Washington film reports that the Nixon administration has filled about one third of top government posts. Holdover Democrats and Johnson era appointees remain in many high jobs across departments including State, Defense, Treasury, Commerce, Labor, HUD, HEW, Interior, and Justice.
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