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Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1972

Page

2

Strauss Takes On Perils As New Democratic Chairman

Robert Strauss assumes the role of national Democratic chairman pledging to unite factions and win back defectors. He narrowly defeated Mrs. Westwood for the post at the Democratic National Committee meeting, amid praise from McGovern and Senator Kennedy and calls for broader party dialogue.

Strauss Dem Don McLeod Washington Robert Strauss National Democratic Democratic National Committee Jean Westwood Westwood New Left McGovern Taft Texas Asi California Charles Manatt George Mitchell Maine Edmund Muskie Edward M. Kennedy D-Mass

Nixon eyes executive order to form natural resources department

Washington AP reports the Nixon administration weighs creating a Department of Natural Resources by presidential order after Interior Secretary Morton asks aides for Feb recommendations by Dec 15. The move echoes earlier EPA creation via executive action and follows Cabinet-wide reorganization push amid ongoing political shifts.

Washington Nixon Department of Natural Resources Morton White House Congress Environmental Protection Agency Interior Department Department of Health, Education and Welfare Department of Natural Reculture Department Forest Service Agrisistant Army Corps of Engineers Atomic Energy Commission Geological Survey Bureau of Indian Affairs Bureau of Mines Bureau of Reclamation Roy Ash Litton Industries Office of Management and Budget John C. Whitaker William T. Pecora

Salute in nude encounter rule at Tan Son Nhut Airbase

An Air Force order from Maj. Paul M. Boseman of the 377th Security Police Squadron says enlisted personnel should salute when recognizing an officer even if both are nude. The notice, linked to a photo of Brig. Gen. Ralph Holland in uniform, aims to stress saluting regardless of attire.

Paul M. Boseman 377Th Tan Son Whut Air Force Ralph Holland 7Th Air Force

Red troops push toward Saigon near Parrot's Beak

AP reports fresh North Vietnamese units infiltrating toward Saigon from the Parrot's Beak region of Cambodia. A sharp ground battle with a South Vietnamese militia left 87 North Vietnamese dead nine miles south of Tay Ninh. Thirteen U S B52 strikes hit a 23 by 48 mile arc northeast and north of Saigon, with additional attacks in Binh Duong Province. Weather hindered air operations but Baas continued to target staging areas.

Dennis Neel Saigon Parrot’s Beak Cambodia Tay Ninh U.S Binh Duong Baas

Death of Sen Hughes may end New York crime committee

In Albany the Joint Legislative Committee on Crime, once a powerful panel led by Sen John Hughes since 1966, faces possible abolition after Hughes's death and staff losses. New Senate leader Warren M Anderson hints at ending some special panels to curb duplicative work, though pressure remains from members who covet the chair.

Albany N.Y UPI Joint Legislative Committee On Crime John Hughes Syracuse Senate Warren M. Anderson Binghamton Hughes Anderson Assembly Perry B. Duryea Jerry McKenna Edward McLaughlin Onondaga County Family Court John O'Connor John Dunne Garden City John Marchi Staten Island Joint Crime Committee John T. Gallagher Queens

St Hyacineth church tabernacle chalices stolen

A 250 pound tabernacle containing three gold plated chalices was stolen from St Hyacineth Catholic Church in Cleveland. The intruder also ransacked the sanctuary, vestments, and poor box. Pastor Joseph Rutkowski found the theft yesterday morning on opening the church.

Cleveland Ohio St. Hyacineth Joseph Rutkowski

Girard College Teachers End Month Strike

Teachers at Girard College Philadelphia return to classrooms after a month on strike. An agreement with school officials on their first contract ends the walkout supporting 400 fatherless boys.

Philadelphia Girard College

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