Smith calls redistricting board limit ridiculous
Gov. Preston Smith labeled the state redistricting panel's plan to study senate redistricting only as ridiculous. He urged the board to prepare for potential upholding or overturning of the lower court decision and to redraw House districts promptly to reflect the 1970 census, citing taxpayer costs and duty to act. The board, formed by the Constitution, is due to meet Aug. 24 to adjust senatorial districts. Attorney General Crawford Martin said the House matter would be discussed then and the appeal of Judge Jones's ruling would proceed to the Texas Supreme Court.
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Cambodian Leader Sees New Peace Chance With China Visit
Cambodia acting Prime Minister Sirik Matak told reporters after meeting President Nixon at the White House that dialogue with Communist China could lower tensions in Southeast Asia and boost peace prospects. He urged respect for the 1954 Geneva agreements and withdrawal of all foreign troops, and called for U.S. and allied support as he presses for a new Geneva conference to revive the Geneva accords amid the ongoing conflict in Indochina.
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