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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1971

Page

3

Hughes Defeat Scored Washington Upl by ADA Leader

The National Board of ADA said Sunday that Democratic National Chairman Lawrence F. O Brien created a harvest of discord and disunity with his successful effort to defeat reformer Sen. Harold E. Hughes. Drown was named temporary chairman of credentials at the 1972 National Convention.

Washington UPL National Board of the Americans For Democratic Action ADA Lawrence FP. O'Brien Sen Marold E. Hughes Drown

Thomas hair treatment promises thicker, healthier hair

Worried about thinning hair can visit a local specialist offering the Thomas treatment. With over 50 years of experience, the method claims to deliver nourished scalp blood flow, relief from dandruff, and visibly fuller hair. Free consultation available with appointment advised.

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Nixon pressured to oust Hoover

Life Magazine said Nixon should replace J Edgar Hoover by year end to avert a major convulsion in the FBI. The unsourced claim appeared in Hugh Sidey’s Washington column amid discussion of Phase 2 economic policy and Nixon’s Moscow trip. The Times noted Hoover defended the bureau in a 10 page letter to Princeton conference organizers amid criticism of political repression and reforms.

New York UPI Life Magazine Nixon J. Edgar Hoover FBI Hugh Sidey Washington Moscow U.S Sidey BI Hnally New York Times Hoover United States the Times Princeton Duane Lackard Cochairman Frinceton The Times Bureau National Academy Pb! Laboratory

Brooke declines court bid says he is his own man

The Philadelphia Inquirer reports Sen Edward W Brooke rejected White House hints to join the Supreme Court. The Mass Republican, described as Negro, also allegedly spurned offers to lead the departments of Wealth Education and Welfare Housing and Urban Development and to become U.N. ambassador. Brooke says he will not reveal conversations with the President and will not take a cabinet or vice presidential slot. White House would not comment. The story cites Nixon telephoned Brooke on Sept 26 regarding a high court vacancy.

Philadelphia The Philadelphia Inquirer Edward W. Brooke R-Mass White House Supreme Court the Inquirer Brooke Washington Knight Nixon Newton Mass High Court Wilmington California

DNC indicts Nixon in broad critique of administration

The Democratic National Committee issues a sweeping critique of the Nixon White House accusing it of moral erosion, rights suppression, and press repression. It argues Nixon failed leadership by favoring business and upper-class interests and harming racial and social justice. The GOP counters by alleging old Democratic politics and control of conventions.

Harris says a Negro could be elected vice president

UPI reports Sen. Fred R. Harris, a Democratic presidential hopeful, asserts a Black person can win the vice presidency. He faults Muskie for doubting a ticket with a Black running mate and says belief in such a candidate matters. Harris predicts Muskie will face ongoing criticism over the remark.

Washington UPI Fred R. Harris Edmund Muskie Harris UPE Sen. Muskie

Chase under way for hit run driver in fatal Fresno crash

California Highway Patrol searched Sunday for a motorist who fled on foot after a collision at an intersection killed Jeannie Homen, 63, of Kern. The driver left the scene and fled after the broadside crash Saturday night.

Fresno California Highway Patrol Kerman CHP Jeannie Homen

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