Nixon May Enlarge Cabinet With Urban Affairs Council
Nixon plans to appoint a council for urban affairs to parallel the National Security Council. He will unveil cabinet nominees at a Shoreham Hotel presentation in Washington with aides outlining the revamped White House staff. He then meets candidates and families, then returns to the White House for a Johnson conversation. Other named figures include Rogers, Romney, Hickel, Babcock, Moynihan, and related public office plans.
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Post Office Site Quest Narrowed for Civic Center Plan
The government seeks an eight to ten acre site for a four million dollar postal complex with completion aimed at July 1972. Assistant Postmaster General Amos Coffman said earlier the project could finish eight months early if no unforeseen delays occur. The Wabash Avenue site was viewed as complementary to a proposed downtown civic center and mall, but its current status remains unclear.
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Whitcomb tax stance wavers trigger crossfire in Indiana
GOP wavers on Edgar Whitcomb’s programs as Sen. Rogers and House leaders doubt his direction citing no clear plan ahead of tax talks. Folz notes lawmakers doubt holding the tax line and a possible tax increase to maintain services. Whitcomb backs local option taxes with a referendum provision and faces panel discussions on transportation, state revenues, and school funding. Indiana faces highway funding gaps and alternative school aid formulas from Kiesling and Carmony, amid federal revenue concerns and prior Viet Nam era deficits.
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Show Biz Rumors and Film Notes From A Scattered Page
A collage of entertainment gossip notes mentions Winchell’s ego vow and debut in acting, Ho wever details are fragmentary. It cites Lorne Greene in an old TV film Hard Man with Guy Madison and Valerie French, plus Gwyda Don Howe in provocative roles. It notes Playboy refusal, Fig Leaves cut costs, and topless appearances by Tom Courtenay. Also mentions Chris Shrimpton, Romy Schneider in Otley, and a Spain group from Cadiz. Rumors swirl about Gardner McKay’s marriage in Tijuana and other scattered items.
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Inside Entertainment Rumors and Theatre Buzz in Brief
Netras weekly wage at Caesars Palace sparks talk of a $10000 hourly rate. TWA and Braniff may pursue James McKinley Bryant as his autobiography due next week. Texas Guinan’s past romance with Broadway favorite girl recalled. The musical 1776 rehearsals soon, compared to a Revolutionary War version of Hair. Polly Begen Cosmetics launches, opening at 12 closing at 24. Rose Mary Woods advised to avoid the nickname Rosie.
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Trustee Wayne Etter Appointed to Indiana Educational Services Foundation
Wayne Etter of Indianapolis was named by Gov. Roger Branig as a trustee of the Indiana Educational Services Foundation. He replaces Maurice R. Eastin, also of Indianapolis, with a term expiring June 12, 1969.
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