Southern Governors Back Democrats Center Shift in Policy
Two southern Democratic governors say the party is moving to the political center under Lawrence O'Brien, disputing Vice President Agnew’s charge of radical liberalism. They praise the national chair while noting improved ties with governors and a cautious stance on busing resolutions at the Southern Governors Conference. Georgia’s Lester Maddox criticizes both parties for outliberalizing.
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Agnew Blames Campus Riots On Administrators
Vice President Spiro Agnew debated students on a TV program about campus unrest. He blamed the permissive attitude of college administrators while student leader Richard Silverman accused him of provoking violence. The discussion touched Kent State and related campus tensions. Also noted, Paris sells truffles at 40 dollars per pound.
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Senate eyes second vote on direct presidential election reform
Washington AP report says the Senate will try again Friday to invoke the debate closing rule on a constitutional amendment for direct presidential election. A two thirds vote is required, with last Thursday’s attempt failing 54 to 36. Opposition leader Ervin expects defeat. sponsor Bayh hopes defection votes may shift before Tuesday’s vote.
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Hanoi Forces Struggle In Cambodian Offensive
Cambodian and Viet Cong forces clash as Phnom Penh reports four attacks around the capital with mixed results. Premier Lon Nol tours Taing Kauk area while govt troops press along Highway 6 toward Kompong Thom. Saigon says amphibious action southeast of Phnom Penh kills 54 communists.
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