Democrats brace for chair vote as Westwood battles Strauss
In Austin Minnesota Herald coverage the 1972 Democratic party chair race hinges on today’s vote. Robert Strauss claims 110 votes to oust chair Jean Westwood amid a conservative moderate coalition backing him. Westwood insists she will resign only if Strauss wins and would force him to evict her before he can run.
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Democratic Party
Jean Westwood
Dallas
Robert Strauss
Strauss
Westwood
George McGovern
McGovern
Centerfield
Nixon
St. Louis
Nixon names Kleindienst to stay at attorney general
President Nixon completes his second term Cabinet picks at Camp David naming Richard G. Kleindienst to remain attorney general. Five Justice Department aides and two Interior officials will leave. Robert Bork nominated to succeed Griswold as solicitor general with Jewel Lafontant named deputy solicitor general.
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Jerris Leonard
David Norman
Roger C. Cramton
Leo M. Pellezzi
White House
Ronald L. Ziegler
Erickson
Norman
Justice Department
Interior Department
Louis Bruce
Harison Loesch
Ziegler
Yale Law
Robert H. Bork
Erwin N. Griswold
Chicago
Jewel Lafontant
Wisconsin bombing suspect seeks bail claiming political act
Karleton Armstrong, held in Canadian jail for nine months during extradition fights, asked Ontario Supreme Court for bail arguing the Aug. 24 1970 Sterling Hall blast at the University of Wisconsin Madison was a political act. He faces arson and murder charges, while extradition proceedings continue in a nearby Federal Court of Appeals.
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Karleton Armstrong
Wisconsin
Ontario Supreme Court
Indochina
Canada
Armstrong
Sterling Hall
University of Wisconsin-Madison
Robert Fassnacht
E.G. Moorhouse
Federal Court of Appeals
Hereng
Moorhouse
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