Interior Committee Approves Hickel Nomination in Split Vote
The Interior Committee clears the Hickel nomination amid debate on financial holdings and potential conflicts of interest. Approval signals a path to Senate floor consideration for Nixon’s cabinet picks including Kennedy and Kennedy successors, with key listening on the record of holdings and ethics.
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Ariey
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Alaska
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Yd Wash
Hickel
Teckson
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Trand Welfare
John Volpe
Winter Blount
Sonn Mitchell
Allen Hey
Clifford Bardin
Atricultne
Protestors Clash With Police At Capitol March
A chaotic demonstration near the Capitol drew police and protesters into a tense stand. Yippies and other groups clashed, with insults and thrown objects as authorities contained the crowd and escorted several demonstrators toward patrol cars.
Nixon Receives Message From Pope Ally Over Protests
An unreadable note claims Pope allies urged President Nixon to protest and defend his office. The fragment mentions urging God to protect and calls for unity among Americans and supporters, with unclear sender details and garbled phrasing.
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Matican
Richard al. Nixon
the United
Saaes al Aneriga
Inaugural Security Sweep Sets Tight Capitol Guard
Washington launched one of the tightest security operations for a presidential oath ceremony with up to 120,000 security personnel. Police and National Guardsmen staffed the route, with armored stands and bulletproof barriers, while agents monitored the parade from cars and helicopters.
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Richard Nixon
Executive
Brad Point Avene
Escopters
Secrets Service
Richard M. Mixon
Teeter Tohnsen
Fide
MGR
Nacional
Wah Gupshey
Nonsensical OCR recalls Agnew oath at Smithsonian
An OCR distorted report recalls Spiro Agnew taking the oath as vice president amid ceremony and nerves. It notes his wife Judy nearby as the White House gathering watched, with officials and guests present.
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Bressere
Inteavigne
Ain
Nan
Capi
Ayres
Invocation Aims to Guide America Through Troubled Times
A mixture of quotes and garbled text describes Billy Graham praying with President Richard Nixon aides, urging faith to heal division and restore morality. It cites a March ceremony and references a call to birth a reforming spirit, though many words are distorted in the OCR.
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Elert
Richard M. Mixon
Ated
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Sjira Taa
Amerca
Peuer
Kam Sam Monitiy
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