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Nixon accepts Froehke resignation as Army secretary
The White House announced Robert F. Froehike resigned Tuesday as secretary of the Army. President Nixon, per press secretary Ronald L. Ziegler, accepted the resignation with regret. Froehike joined the Defense Department in 1969 directing intelligence until two years ago when he became Army secretary. Ziegler said a successor would be named soon. Frashike was said to return to private life. Orlando, Fla. Julie Nixon, first in her family to visit Disney World, rode a boat and commented on her father’s Watergate speech, saying seven men made a mistake and others covered it up. Shirley MacLaine met Mrs Chou En-lai and Mao’s niece in Peking during a tour on women in Chinese cinema.
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