Nixon asks Warren to stay as chief until end of term
UPI reports President-elect Richard M. Nixon secured Chief Justice Earl Warren to remain on the bench until the Supreme Court term ends next June. Warren confirmed he will serve through the term. Nixon plans to nominate a successor later, with Fortas previously failing to win Senate approval. Warren noted he will take oath on January 20.
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Thieu denies stall tactic in Paris talks
President Nguyen Van Thieu rejected rumors his negotiating team would stall the Paris talks on Vietnam until a U S administration change. He said no waiting for Nixon and that South Vietnam will attend the first Paris meeting next Wednesday.
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Weather outlook across Great Lakes to New England
Snow flurries forecast from the Great Lakes through New England with rain and snow along the Pacific coast and into the Northern Rockies. Today will be partly cloudy and cool with highs 38 to 45, tonight and Friday windy and colder with a chance of snow flurries, lows 25 to 32, Friday highs 25 to 45. Winds west to northwest 10 to 25 mph. Sunrise 7 03, Sunset 4 31. Middletown rainfall to date 34 96 inches, yesterday 1 06, last year 37 18. Middletown High Low
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Quote on auto repair costs by ATHELL YON at Senate hearing
Washington hears ATHELL YON from the Independent Garage Owners of America complain that the public asks for all comforts and beauty yet cheap repairs. He notes only the Model T Ford was simple to repair, but it would not be popular today.
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Tipe Diners Herein LEGO mF Vol. 13 No. 109 Dec 5 1965
Terse publication header from Orange County newspaper page lists edition details, publication dates, and pricing. It shows a Middletown NY based issue with dates in October 1967 and October 1968 figures, reflecting circulation and postal data.
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Sullivan
Sussex and Pike
Saeed Des Peste
Nixon offers Humphrey UN post. Humphrey declines
President elect Nixon offered Vice President Humphrey the United Nations ambassadorship, but Humphrey turned it down saying he must return to his home state. The offer followed their Florida meeting three days after the election. Humphrey had said he was offered a post in the new administration but declined.
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Richard M. Nixon
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Nixon
Ronald Ziegler
Florida
Johnson
J. R. Wiggins
Skyjack victims back in U S and Volpe tied to Nixon plan
Skyjack victims back in the United States after Cuba refueled the Freedom airlift. The 33 passengers were allowed home only after two planeloads of refugees were completed. In Boston speculation rose that Gov. John A. Volpe would be named secretary of transportation by President elect Nixon, with official comment unavailable. Volpe flew to Palm Springs for the National Governors Conference as Nixon planned a conference appearance.
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Blackouts in New York Tied to Sabotage and Rain
A storm and seven industrial customers triggered brief outages across New York as Con Ed strike mediators reported no progress toward settlement. About 1,700 homes in Coney Island New Rochelle and Staten Island lost power before restoration within a few hours after short circuits and a substation break in.
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Todd Shipyards
State's $38 million narcotics program boasts 76 percent success
An official reports the states narcotics addiction control program has a 76 percent success rate, citing measurable reductions in demand and improved treatment access. The assessment outlines funding and implementation details, highlighting progress and remaining challenges.
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