Rockefeller Nomination Seen Approved By House Panel
A Washington survey indicates the House Judiciary Committee will easily back Nelson Rockefeller for vice president. Testimony continues, with a vote likely next week. Democrats show several doubtfuls amid concerns over Rockefeller loans and potential conflicts of interest. Republicans largely inclined to support, though two conservatives may oppose.
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Senate committee clears Rockefeller nomination
The Senate Rules Committee found no disqualifying issues in Nelson Rockefeller for vice president after a three month probe. It cited poor judgment in involvement with a book about opponent Arthur Goldberg and noted Rockefeller disclosed assets to reveal potential conflicts of interest.
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