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Nixon names Ryan air chief of staff and other notes
President Nixon appointed Air Force Gen. John D. Ryan, 53, former head of the Strategic Air Command, as the next Joint Chiefs of Staff member to succeed Gen. John Paul McConnell, with anticipated August confirmation. Also, Gen. Earle G. Wheeler extends as chairman, and Admiral Moorer is nominated for two more years as chief of Naval Operations. In Bonn, Kenneth Rush named to be U.S. ambassador, while Connie Stevens and Eddie Fisher divorce in Santa Monica after a secret marriage revealed. Dodd vows third Senate term amid censure recovery. Pamela Lee Agnew to wed Robert DeHaven in Towson Maryland.
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