Longley Sees Independent President
Maine Governor James Longley says an independent can win the presidency in the next two elections. He spoke at a New England AP Executives Association meeting in Lynnfield, mass. Longley, who won the governorship last November, upset two regular party candidates.
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Cohen Calls Reevaluation of Farm Policy in 70s Washington
AP reports Senator Cohen urges a rethink of U.S. farm policy after voting to sustain a presidential veto of a 500 million dollar emergency farm bill. He backs dairy provisions but deems other parts unacceptable, arguing the bill harms farmers and consumers. Also notes UN WHO official warning on venereal disease rise and Montreal premier Bourassa offering to cancel the 1976 Olympics to restore Quebec social order.
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Quebec
Robert Bourassa
Montreal
Senate Rules Committee weighs NH voting issues findings
The U S Senate Rules Committee planned a session to receive a staff report on tests of voting machines and absentee procedures used in last November's New Hampshire U S Senate race. Manchester machines and Nashua absentee steps were reviewed last week. Chairman Howard W Cannon said a full Senate report may come by week’s end. Senate likely will act on the NH election after Memorial Day recess. Bess Truman greets Kissinger at Independence home.
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Seer Urges New Election in New Hampshire
Jeanne Dixon, a nationally known seer, urged New Hampshire residents to petition for a new election in the disputed Wyman Durkin senate race. She warned the contest could disrupt the state for years and become a national issue next year, while predicting broader political upheaval and a testing ground for “innovative government.” She also forecast a fishing rights confrontation between U S and Russian ships off the New England coast and more Watergate style scandals affecting government figures.
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