Davy Ginn Youngest Alderman in Golden Miss Victory
Eighteen year old Davy Ginn says he ran for the Golden Board of Aldermen without a youth movement. He was 17 when he started, but turned 18 before election and plans further political study. The piece notes Bardot retirement chatter and a rescue by Benjamin Brown on a San Luardo transit car.
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Davy Ginn
Asebaipe
Ginn
Golden
Miss
Northeast Junior College
Booneville
Benjamin Brown
San Luardio
Amar
Brown
Greta Garbo undergoes cataract surgery in Barcelona
La Vanguardia reported that Greta Garbo has had cataract surgery at the Joaquin Barraquer clinic in Barcelona. A private medical source said the operation occurred three days earlier, though the clinic and spokesman gave no patient information.
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Greta Garbo
Barcelona
la Vanguardia
Joaquin Barraquer
Miss Garbo
Stockholm
Spain
Postmaster General Sees Postal Rates Rising Likely
Washington based Postmaster General Elmer T. Klassen said negotiations with postal workers probably will lead to higher rates, though a strike is unlikely. He cautioned that substantial union demands may drive postal rate increases while predicting only possible wildcat actions by individuals.
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Washington
UPI
Elmer T. Klassen
Klassen
Lkely
Laird Accepts White House Counseling Role
Melvin Laird, newly named counselor to the President for domestic affairs with Cabinet rank, plans to oppose Nixon if needed and says Nixon should be protected from his own impulses. He replaces John Ehrlichman, amid Watergate fallout, and aims to pressure the President to act decisively on domestic policy.
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Washington
White House
Richard Nixon
Melvin
Laird
Henry A. Kissinger
John D. Ehrlichman
Nixon
Hugh W. Sloan, Jr
Senate
Sloan
Showdown over farm subsidies
The Nixon administration faces a Senate showdown over a farm bill amendment to phase out direct subsidies for crops like cotton and wheat. Buckley’s measure would cut income payments from 1975 and end them after 1977, while debates continue on subsidy caps and target prices. The bill aims to replace expiring farm laws and reflects Nixon administration objectives amid Senate opposition.
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Washington
Nixon
Senate
James L. Buckley
Con-E-N.y
Buckley
Senate Agricultre Committee
Herman Tajlmadge
Dga
Watergate Probe Witness Laird Defers on Firings
Laird, secretary of defense, described by sources as seeing the President as solid in foreign affairs but impulsive on domestic issues. He said the President ordered firings several times and Laird did not act, believing the President was wrong and choosing to do nothing.
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Senate
Birch Bayh
D-Ind
Bayh
Laird
Laird Refuses Direct Penn Central Loan Under Watergate Pressure
Sources say White House asked Defense Secretary Laird to back a $300 million loan to Penn Central via the Defense Production Act. Laird refused, saying the matter should go to Congress. A White House aide pressed him about obeying a presidential order. Laird had earlier claimed personal assurances of the President's non-involvement in Watergate.
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Laird
White House
Penn Central Railroad
Congress
Secretary of Defense
United States
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