New Face Turnover Foreshadows a New House Era
Washington AP notes a near record influx of new faces in the next House with senior members shedding key committee posts. Several chairmen, including Emanuel Celler and Wayne N. Aspinall, face replacement as younger members rise, while some retiring Republicans could also reshuffle leadership if GOP gains occur.
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Aspinall
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Haley
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D-Mich
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D-Miss
Edward A. Garmatz
D-Md
Colmer
Nixon plans a pep talk with drug war diplomats
President Nixon planned a pep talk for U S diplomats assigned to curb illegal drugs worldwide. A three day State Department conference brings together narcotics officers from 55 countries with speakers including Secretary of State Rogers and Richard Helms. Nelson Gross noted a substantial start in multilateral anti narcotics efforts and cited rising heroin prices and declining purity in New York City Boston and Baltimore as indicators of crackdown effects.
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Inter
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New York City
McGovern presses campaign through West Virginia coal country
Senator George McGovern toured coal country in West Virginia urging vote support and criticizing Nixon on mine safety and economic policy. He spoke in Logan and Huntington, denouncing the Vietnam War and calling for stronger mine safety funding, limits on strip mining, and better aid for black lung victims. He also urged Earl Butz’s suspension over grain purchase allegations and accused drug trade of growing under current policy.
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Associated Press
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W. Va
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Earl L. Butz
McGovern
Fischer Returns to America After Iceland Visit
World chess champion Bobby Fischer arrives at Kennedy Airport saying it’s great to be back in the United States. He dodges a definite answer on playing in the Yugoslavia chess Olympics, preferring rest. Reverend William Lombardy meets him at the airport.
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Bobby Fischer
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America
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Fischer
Yugoslavia
William Lombardy
Reykjavik
GOP adopts toned down busing stand at meeting
LITTLE ROCK AP The Republican State Convention adopted a toned down antibusing platform pledging to end school segregation and ensure equal education funding while opposing extremes in busing. The event re elected Winthrop Rockefeller national committeeman and elected Leona Troxell national committeewoman.
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Winthrop Rockefeller
Leona Troxell
Lillian McGillicuddy
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Rockefeller
Nixon
Agnew
Republican Party
Nixon orders higher fuel oil imports to ease supply
President Nixon signed a proclamation to raise No 2 fuel oil imports from 45 000 to 50 000 barrels per day and permit an extra 10 percent in the last quarter of the year. Officials say the move adds up to 9 400 barrels daily and targets relief for New England and other northern states where demand has risen.
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Office of Emergency Preparedness— Oep
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