Connally Write-In Prospects Stir in New Hampshire Primary
The St. Louis Post Dispatch reports Richard Viguerie studies a Connally write-in bid for the February 24 New Hampshire Democratic primary. William Loeb backs a write-in effort while also supporting Reagan, linking to the GOP budget plan and party strategy amid Ford and Bush appointments.
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St. Louis Post- Dispatch
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U. S. Intelligence Advisory Board
The Freedom Train Travelling U S History Tour
Reuters notes an American Freedom Train will travel the continental United States for two years carrying artifacts and trivia from 200 years of history. It aims to serve 2,000 visitors per hour in cities, drawing up to 10 million by 1976.
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Texas Primaries Set As Campaigning Intensifies
Six Democratic and two Republican candidates for president court Texas votes in the May 1 state preference primary. Delegations to the national conventions will be among the nation’s largest, with details on candidates, petition filings, and party allocations. Gov. Dolph Briscoe reshapes the Texas Water Development Board and budgets, while court rulings and agency appointments reshape state government. Texas exports reach 1.3 billion dollars, placing the state among the top five in agricultural trade for 1975.
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Harry P. Burleigh
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Floydada
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Old Philosopher Questions Power of Federal Judges
A reader argues federal judges hold excessive authority and cites the Patty Hearst trial juror sequester. The letter questions enforceable limits on judges power and humorously imagines judges sticking to simpler tasks like mapping bus routes in Boston.
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