Nixon Opens Series of Cabinet Conferences
President-elect Nixon begins a two day set of Cabinet conferences to shape his program for Congress. He returns from a Northhampton birthday trip, receiving gifts from family and staff, and discusses the 10 percent income surtax and future budget conditions as 22 advisory task forces report their findings.
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New York
Nixon
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Northhampton
Mass
Johnson
Julie
David Eisenhower
Westover Air Force Base
Smith College
Richard
Tricia
C. G. Bebe
Rebozo
Dwight D. Eisenhower
David
Heloise Tips and Household Hints Parade
Readers share practical tips from fashion to home care. A shoe shop method for easing toe pressure, a comforter clipping fix, clothing and laundry organization, tracking uniforms, repurposing publisher ads for school projects, and safe cookware cleaning cautions plus a winter sidewalk salt use tip.
Sardelis Heads Rouss Fire Squad
The Rouss Fire Company elected its 1969 70 Fire Squad officers. Captain George Sardelis led a slate that included first lieutenant Donnie Bowers and second lieutenant Lynn Miller, with other posts filled by David Shantholtz James Boyd and more. Canada to supply 1.5 million tons of grains over three years under the international grains agreement.
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Rouss
George Sardelis
Donnie Bowers
Lynn Miller
David Shantholtz
James Boyd
Denny Martin
Gary Seabright
Robert Wells
Daniel Wells
Bill Hawse
Ronnie Baker
John Sanders
Woody Hawkins
Tom Lofton
Bryan Ritter
Carl Brill
Ronnie Knight
Canada
Prospective Sirhan jurors to be questioned in secret
In Los Angeles, defense lawyer Grant B. Cooper reveals plans for secret cross examination of potential jurors in the Sirhan Bishara Sirhan trial. Juror questioning would occur in chambers over concerns about exposure to news coverage, while death penalty questions occur in open court.
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Los Angeles
Grant B. Cooper
Robert F. Kennedy
Sirhan
Cooper
Herbert V. Walker
Mary
Adel
Munir
Chamber
Sirham
Herb Humphreys
KFWB
Walker
This Date in History January 10 1969
On January 10 1969 several historical milestones are noted including the 1946 UN General Assembly meeting in London and Paine's Common Sense publication in 1776 Florida secession in 1861 Rockefeller Standard Oil incorporation in 1870 Villa’s 1916 mining engineers killing Ysabel event 1920 League of Nations formation 1928 Trotsky exile 10 years ago Soviet Union peace conference proposal 5 years ago Panama US relations rupture after flag incident in the Canal Zone
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General Assembly of the United Nations
London
Thomas Paine
Florida
Union
John D. Rockefeller
Standard Oil Company
Cleveland
Ohio
Pancho Villa
Ysabel
Mexico
League of Nations
Soviet Union
Leon Trotsky
Panam
United States
Canal Zone
Wilson Pursues Rhodesia Compromise at Commonwealth Talks
London AP Harold Wilson presses for a compromise with Rhodesia's white rulers amid Commonwealth opposition. He seeks to withhold independence until Africans gain power while offering a possible exit from that pledge if policy changes occur and to sustain sanctions against the breakaway colony. In Athens, Greek Orthodox authorities suspend a priest for officiating a hippie wedding drawing sensational publicity.
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Harold Wilson
Rhodesia
Britain
Africa
Wilson
Ian Smith
Athens
Ieronymos
Athanassios Fousekas
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