Demo Leaders Welcome Lindsay Switch to Democratic Ranks
New York Mayor John Lindsay announced his switch from the Republican Party, praising new national leadership and signaling uncertainty about a 1972 presidential bid. Democratic figures, led by Muskie and Bayh allies, welcomed the move as a shift away from Nixon policies, while Republicans voiced mixed reactions. Local mayors and national figures framed Lindsay as a potential presidential candidate within the Democratic fold.
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Public School Prayer Debate Tests House Battle in Congress
In Washington the House ponders school prayer and a constitutional amendment. Rep. Emanuel Celler delays action while supporters race to 219 signatures to bypass the Judiciary Committee. Wylie pledges renewed effort when Congress returns.
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ATC Appoints New Deputy Chief with Vietnam Tour
Landau, a former Army enlisted man in World War II, served in Vietnam and later attended Cornell University to study agriculture. He was commissioned in 1948 as a field artillery officer through the Cornell ROTC program.
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