Nixon Popular in South Says GOP Leaders
Southern Republican chairmen meeting in Washington claim Nixon enjoys high popularity in the region and would win against any Democratic candidate. They rate Senators Henry M. Jackson and Edmund S. Muskie as strongest Democrats, but say neither could defeat Nixon in the South. Vice President Agnew is popular there, and Gov. George Wallace is unlikely to run.
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South
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Alabama
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Agnew
Virginia
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Mississippi
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North Carolina House Districting Plan Favored by Subcommittee
A Raleigh AP report notes rapid progress on House districting for eastern North Carolina. The plan, not yet final, shows districts with small population variances and includes multiple two seat and four seat configurations, with key figures for Gates Chowan Pasquotank and others. The panel postponed final action a week to address objections from southeastern districts.
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Ex Governor James Folsom Undergoes Heart Valve Repair
Former Governor James Folsom 62 underwent surgery at University Hospital to replace a faulty heart valve with a plastic one. The operation occurred Tuesday and his condition was reported satisfactory.
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Nixon Says Kissinger Not All Powerful in Foreign Policy
President Nixon rejects the idea Kissinger has become secretary of state in all but title. Senator Symington labels Kissinger the most powerful aide next to Nixon and notes Rogers is sometimes dismissed. White House spokesman Ziegler affirms Nixon’s confidence in Rogers and Kissinger, saying Kissinger aided last week’s foreign policy report.
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