Leadership shakeup set as Albert retires in 1977
Congress will see sweeping leadership changes next year as Speaker Carl Albert retires. Up to nine top posts in the House and Senate may be vacant with infighting already under way. Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield and Republican Hugh Scott plan to quit, triggering further leadership moves.
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Washington
UPI
Carl Albert
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Eratic
Thomas O'Neill
Massachusetts
Boston
O'Neill
Robert Byrd
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Mansfield
Hubert Humphrey
Minnesota
Byrd
Robert Griffin
Michigan
John Tower
Texas
Griffin
Richard Bolling
Sam Rayburn
O’neill
Philip Burton
California
Rep
John McFall
Burton
Indiana University to Display Bicentennial Documents at Lilly Library
The Lilly Library at Indiana University Bloomington will host a 223 item Bicentennial exhibit starting June 10 featuring the Declaration of Independence and related memorabilia. Highlights include a 1823 vellum facsimile of the Declaration, signatures of the 56 signers, and items donated by Ball Brothers Foundation.
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Bloomington
Ind
UPI
George Washington
Indiana University
Lilly Library
Philadelphia
John Dunlap
Continental Congress
Mexico restricts fishing and mining in 200 mile EEZ
Mexico closes 600 mile Gulf of California to foreign fishing and proclaims a 200 mile exclusive economic zone along its Pacific and Gulf coasts. Foreign vessels need permits while U S boats report little activity in the area with limited impact on American fishermen.
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Mexico City
UPD
Mexico
Gulf of California
Pacific
Gulf
U.S
Jorge Castaneda
Castaneda
Baja California Peninsula
Senate hearings to open on homestead land plan
Senate agriculture subcommittee will hear Thursday and Friday on a McGovern sponsored homestead scheme to buy farms up to 200000 dollars and lease them to young farmers with options to buy. The plan includes a free equity feature and may be backed by a Federal Farm Assistance Corp. with bonds.
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Washington
UPI
Senate
Saskatchewan
Canada
George S. McGovern
McGovern
Agriculture Department
Farmers Home Administration
Federal Farm Assistance Corp
Senate Agriculture
Agricultural Credit and Rural Electrification
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Dick Clark
American Party nominates Lee for U S Senate in Indiana
In Indianapolis the American Party of Indiana nominated Donald L. Lee for the U S Senate along with Governor and lieutenant governor candidates Rev. Daniel P. Talbot and Osterman. Lee previously ran in 1974 drawing 2.7 percent as Birch Bayh won re election over Lugar.
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Indianapolis
UPI
Donald L. Lee
U.S. Senate
American Party of Indiana
Daniel P. Talbot
Church of God At
Plymouth
Marshall County
Donald L. Osterman
Muncie
Otis R. Bowen
Larry A. Conrad
Muncie Central High School
Osterman
Conrad
Lee
Sen
Birch Bayh
Richard G. Lugar
Bayh
Lugar
American Party
Hoosier
United States
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Roger Sherman
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Boggs
L.A
Linton Daily Citizen
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Tenneco, Inc
Newport News
Loretta Lynn
Kentucky
Amax Coal
America
AMA
Coal Company
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