1971 New Faces to Watch by News Paper Enterprise
The News Paper Enterprise Association names rising figures likely to gain prominence in 1971. Shirley Chisholm Ramsey Clark John Gardner Fred Harris Walter Hickel Patrick Murphy David Packard Frank Rizzo William Ruckelhaus Donald Rumsfeld and others are noted for potential national influence and upcoming moves in politics government and public service.
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Political profiles shape up for 1970s Dems and education chiefs
Milton Shapp eyes the governor’s chair in Pennsylvania and wields influence in Democratic party politics. Carl Stokes, Cleveland’s mayor, is a potential vice presidential candidate and a prominent black figure. John Tunney, a Kennedy-type Californian, is a rising U S senator. Wilson Riles, California’s education chief candidate, seeks to reform the state’s troubled schools. Harvey Scribner, ex Vermont official, heads New York City schools amid decentralization. Charles Silberman’s Crisis in the Classroom attacks U S schools.
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