Wallac e appoints black to new Alabama cabinet
Governor George C. Wallace, who once championed segregation, appoints Jesse J. Lewis, publisher of the Birmingham Times, as coordinator for highway and traffic safety in a historic cabinet move. Lewis, 48, vows service to all Alabama residents and says his race is incidental to his qualifications.
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Ford salutes women's lib ceremony with Betty Ford attendance
President Ford formalized an executive order praising women’s liberation at the start of International Women's Year. Betty Ford watched closely as he signed, urging legitimacy for the ERA, while Vice President Rockefeller and 14 women leaders attended.
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Humphrey Won't Seek 1976 Ballot Affidavits Planned
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey says he will sign affidavits of non candidacy to keep his name off 1976 presidential primary ballots. He adds it would be different if the party turns to him, but for now he will wait.
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