Rockefeller stays out of national scene amid pressure
Albany reports Gov. Nelson Rockefeller resists being dragged into national politics while acknowledging pressure to take a stand on Vietnam and other international issues. He avoided a candidacy claim, invoking a tightrope analogy, and praised Michgan Gov. Romney as a strong candidate. In Wisconsin, GOP district leaders favor Rockefeller for 1968, edging Nixon, with Romney Reagan and Percy far behind.
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Former aide claims Dodd got 24000 to call off probes
James Boyd reports in the Saturday Evening Post that Senator Thomas J. Dodd received more than 24000 in gifts honorariums and favors from insurance industry sources after becoming chairman of an antitrust subcommittee. The suspicions include paid speeches and dinners and metromedia influence linked to probes of violence on television.
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