Cranston Leads GOP Rivals In California Poll For Senate
California Poll data show incumbent Senator Cranston with a wide lead over potential Republican rivals for the six year Senate term to be decided in November 1974. Possible opponents include Governor Reagan, Governor Finch, and State Controller Flournoy, though none are formally declared candidates. Past measures show Cranston’s strength with Reagan and fluctuating margins over time.
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Aku Cranston
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Cranston
Donald Reagan
Robert Finch
Houston Flournoy
Madlay
Willy
Reagan
Cranstall
Mourawy
Ronald Reagan
GOP Rule 29 panel aims to fix party organization
Washington reports the GOP formed a Rule 29 panel to study party structure and delegate selection. chairman Rep. William Steiger split tasks into five subcommittees while noting authority limits. Subcommittees wrestled with duties on equal representation and local organization amid confusion and shifting plans.
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UPI
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Itl
William Steirer
R-Wis
Plang
Sin Gate Selection
Headart
GOP
Hay Bliss
Steiger
Blisawe
Youhhdel
Youn Pec
Edward Derwinski
FRNL
Staiger
Tebing
Loral
Connally and GOP nomination talk in 1976 race
The fragment discusses John Connally’s potential bid for the Republican nomination, noting reporters’ questions about his candidacy and timing. It references Texas governance, cabinet roles, and a 1975 decision timeline while mentioning media interest and odds on his chances.
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New York
Alory
John Connally
Texas
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower Appointed Assistant Editor at Carcis
Julie Nixon Eisenhower laughs during a news conference at Carcis Publishing Co where she begins full time work as an assistant editor. The firm publishes the new.
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Julie Nixon Eisenhower
Carcis Publishing Co
House refuses bill on eucalyptus woe
The House refused to consider an $11 million measure to remove dead eucalyptus trees in the San Francisco East Bay Area. Southern California Republicans opposed funding, arguing the state should pay. California lawmakers also argued the trees posed fire and health risks and that federal aid was needed.
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California
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Burt L.tatcol
Charles F Wigsins
Bob. Wilson
Tatcoll
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Eisgine trial resumes amid Watergate committee delays
The Senate Watergate committee plans to resume public hearings with a tentative Sept 24 date as it revisits campaign finance concerns and possible ethical missteps. Network decisions and a split of duties were debated, with no immediate word on live television coverage or final staffing. Separately a Navy missile center investigation prompted scrutiny after a launch anomaly tied to a destroyed missile program.
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Tuasal
McGovern campaign plane tied to marijuana rumors
Lu cianne Goldberg, a freedance writer who spied on McGovern's campaign, says she was among a group alleged to have supplied marijuana on a Nixon campaign trip. She declined to identify others, claiming no marijuana was in her possession while reports say aides were told not to smoke.
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UPI
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George S. McGovern
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McGovern
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Zao
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Mitchell and Stans win delay in conspiracy trial
In New York, Juhn N Mitchell and Maurice Stay face trial delay on conspiracy and perjury charges linked to attempting to influence a federal investigation. A federal appeals court urged reconsideration of delaying the trial to allow more defense prep time, prompting attorneys to confer for a mutually suitable date.
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Juhn N. Mitchell
Maurice
Mitchell
Stony
Cabel Secretarias
Leib
Lae Rowhardi
Bugging tapes decision rests with appeals court
President Nixon fights for access to Watergate tapes while Archibald Cox argues the public needs every witness. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit heard three hours of argument as judges weigh whether tapes should be released before ruling the case will likely reach the Supreme Court early next month.
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U.S
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95 Congressmen Visit Nixon in Show of Support
A bipartisan group of 95 Congress members visited President Nixon to offer support and discuss moving the country forward. White House spokesman Gerald L. Warren said both parties participated, and Nixon thanked the lawmakers while stressing unity and progress toward world peace and domestic goals.
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