Cranston Leads GOP Rivals in California Poll Drift
California Poll shows incumbent Senator Cranston ahead of likely Republican foes Ronald Reagan Robert Finch and Hovis Flournoy by wide margins. The survey tracks popularity against potential challengers as 1974 Senate contest nears, with Cranston's strength noted despite Republican gains in statewide offices in prior years.
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GOP Rule 29 panel reshapes party organization
Washington reports the Republican Party faces a chaotic start as the Rule 29 panel reorganizes party structure and operations. Rep William Steger chairs, with subcommittees named to craft plans by year end. Edward Derwinski admits unclear duties while Marjorie Mineev signals resistance to unsolicited advice.
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Connally and GOP Nomination Possibility Questioned
The piece discusses whether John Connally is seeking the Republican nomination, noting his past as Texas governor and his recent positioning. It cites polling and speeches as indicators, with analysts debating his strategy and likelihood of securing the nomination.
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House rejects eucalyptus bill to fund hazard removal
The House refused to consider a bill providing 1 million dollars to remove dead eucalyptus trees fueling fire risk in the San Francisco Bay area. California lawmakers opposed federal aid, while California Rep. Teague defended the measure as prudent disaster prevention. The vote was 231 to 14 against, with four California members not voting.
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Senate Watergate committee sets public hearings to resume
The Senate Watergate committee votes to resume public hearings on September 34 with a goal to complete all hearings by November 1, 1972. Hearings will run three days a week and may be left to networks to decide if televised. no decision yet on subcommittees.
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Missile Destroyed After Malfunction At Pandenberg APB
A malfunction forced officials at the Navy Missile Center to destroy a Fomare missile shortly after mid Tuesday. The cause of the trouble aboard the missile set for Alpine launch with Navy surface missiles remained under investigation.
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McGovern press plane on pot allegations
Washington inquiry centers on journalist Lue diate Goldberg who traveled with Senator George McGovern and admitted paid reporting for Nixon aides She claimed marijuana was passed on the press plane but denied possession or involvement by McGovern staff The Senate Watergate Committee heard two former aides corroborating she complied with a request not to smoke on board
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Mitchell Stans win delay in Vesco case trial
Mitchell and Stans, former cabinet secretaries linked to the Peapus Dome era scandal, won a delay Tuesday in their conspiracy and perjury trial. A federal appeals court suggested but did not require the postponement to allow extra time for defense preparation. Judge Lee Gay Hardt set a "virtual safety" schedule after following the recommendation.
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American Lenvist Seeks Parking Ticket Clarification
A confusing incident in Yorks IE England involves a resident asking how to avoid a parking ticket. A warden demonstrates with double yellow lines on the curb while the driver parks, then retreats with an evasive explanation and leaves.
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Appeals court to decide Nixon Watergate tapes row
The United States Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia hears arguments on whether President Nixon must surrender Watergate tapes. Archibald Cox argues the public needs full evidence to prove guilt, while Nixon appointees press for privacy. A ruling is awaited as the case nears the Supreme Court.
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Congressmen show support for Nixon at White House visit
Washington The show of support included 35 lawmakers from both parties visiting President Nixon at the White House on Tuesday. A White House spokesman said Republicans and Democrats participated as Nixon addressed concerns on moving the nation forward. The gathering followed Nixon’s vetoed provisions against military base expansions abroad and access to information by foreign affairs committees. Tax return questions remained, with officials defending IRS secrecy and the president noting tax matters are public only through lawful disclosure.
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