Pollsters Find Reagan Loses To Kennedy
Princeton AP poll shows Edward Kennedy leading Ronald Reagan 50 to 43 among 1 576 adults surveyed Oct 6 8 with 5 undecided and 2 neither. Earlier October poll had Reagan as Republicans 1976 nomination front runner with 24 percent. Kennedy led Democrats 40 percent in a midsummer Gallup poll.
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Kansas GOP Women Back Nixon in Domestic and Foreign Policy
The Kansas Federation of Republican Women adopted a resolution supporting President Nixon on foreign and domestic fronts during the current crisis. President June Trombla of El Dorado said the group will push to recruit and support more women candidates. Kansas GOP Chairman Jack Ranson warned Watergate and Agnew’s resignation would affect 1970 elections but predicted GOP wins for governor and a U.S. Senate seat.
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Ex-Congressman John Saylor Dies in Houston
Washington AP reports former Representative John P. Saylor of Pennsylvania died Sunday in Houston Texas after undergoing heart surgery on Wednesday. Saylor served 25 years in Congress and was a Republican leader.
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Global soybeans rise as U S leads world output gains
The Agriculture Department reports American farmers harvest about 1.6 billion bushels of soybeans in 1973, up 24 percent from 1972, totaling nearly 76 percent of world production. World output reaches about 2.14 billion bushels, with Brazil expanding but the Soviet Union and China also increasing yields.
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Peace prospect better than ever says Rostow
Former undersecretary of State Eugene V. Rostow told a National Executive Council meeting of the American Jewish Committee that chances for Middle East peace are better now than ever before. He credited strong U.S. backing for Israel and warned against returning to 1957 policies while noting Arab and Soviet pressure and U.S. Europe tensions over Arab oil.
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