Rockefeller Could Unite GOP Over Vietnam Hatfield Says
Senator Hatfield R Ore says Rockefeller flexible on Vietnam and could unite GOP if he becomes the presidential nominee. Romney, Agnew draft moves, Wisconsin ballot withdrawal, and governors weigh backing Rockefeller as New Hampshire primary nears.
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Arkansas
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
New Hampshire
Michigan
George Romney
Nixon
Wisconsin
Romney
Madison assemblyman seeks Dane County Circuit Court seat
Norman Anderson a current five term assemblyman from Madison announced his candidacy for Dane County Circuit Court in the April 2 election. He will face Judge W L Jackman who was appointed in October by Governor Knowles to fill a vacancy.
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Norman Anderson
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W. L. Jackman
Warren P. Knowles
Mansfield Warns of Civil Rights Filibuster Start
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield warned the next Congress could open with a civil rights filibuster as a major bill on protecting minority rights faces debate. He noted Dirksen’s opposition could doom the measure and predicted a tax increase discussion in President Johnson’s upcoming State of the Union address.
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Rockefeller Ripple Ignored in Wisconsin
Wisconsin Republicans show little reaction to a Maryland draft movement for Nelson Rockefeller as Romney loyalists push to keep the state on track. Governor Knowles remains neutral ahead of Wisconsin's April 2 presidential primary. Nixon is expected to sweep several early contests, said Rep. Melvin Laird.
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Wisconsin
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New Hampshire
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Oregon
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Ody Fish
Hartland
Wisconsin lawmakers gain extended collection time bill
Gov. Knowles signed a law lifting the 110 day limit on room and board allowances for state legislators while the session runs. The bill permits meals and a $15 daily room allowance for an unlimited number of days. Previous session lasted 104 days in 1967.
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