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Part 73, page 141 Document date 1975 AI Dates: machine-written — generated by an AI model from the transcripts, and it can be wrong. The scan is the source; the transcript is machine-generated from it.
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30¢
[illegible]ER IN AMERICA
How Right Clothes
Make You Look Slim
— PAGE 33.
[Preside]nt Ford's Big Shake-Up . . .
[P]REDICTED HEADS
[FOR] WHITE HOUSE
Kissinger & Others in Cabinet
— PAGE 37
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Photograph of the front page of a tabloid-style American newspaper (likely the National Enquirer based on the partial masthead '[illegible]ER IN AMERICA' and 30-cent price). The main headline references President Ford's cabinet shake-up, with predicted new heads for the White House including Kissinger and others in the cabinet. A secondary headline promotes a fashion article about clothes that make you look slim. A low-resolution photograph of people appears in the lower portion of the page.
Photograph of a newspaper front page, partially cropped on left side Image is black-and-white photocopy, grainy Left portions of headlines are cut off A photograph of people appears in the lower right portion but is low resolution Scan order ← p. 140 p. 142 →