Kennedy Wallace seek broader Democratic Party reach
Sen. Edward Kennedy and Gov. George Wallace vow to broaden the Democratic Party after Nixon's landslide victory. Texan John Connally hopes McGovern's defeat spurs responsible leadership while Sen. Brooke weighs a 1976 GOP bid amid party realignment discussions nationwide.
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Dem leadership split cited as Westwood ouster pressure
The Record notes calls from political figures for Democratic National Committee chair Jean Westwood to be replaced amid internal strife. Richard Bentsen criticizes the leadership as a crippling blow and hints at a December 9 meeting to decide next steps. McGovern's camp plans a Florida retreat while Nixon weighs a White House shakeup. Also reports Fort Worth cattle and hog market results with price ranges.
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Nixon aides and cabinet churn mix in 1970s politics
Dozens of four years notes ponder succession. Helen Bentley, head of the Maritime Commission, is eyed as a successor. Earl Butz, Agriculture secretary since 1971, campaigns actively for Nixon and may stay. Some Congress members find Butz abrasive, while Laird remains vague about plans and cites decades on health, education and welfare budgeting.
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New Guadalupe Mountains Book Published by Caverns Association
Perry Denton, president of the Carlsbad Caverns Natural History Association, announces a new book on Guadalupe Mountains National Park now available at park centers and the National Park Service office in Carlsbad. Written by John Barnett, the volume has 32 color illustrations and covers history geology and ecology. Proceeds fund preservation and interpretation efforts.
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Smaller bulls cut calf loss study finds benefits from smaller breed sires
Washington AP report says cattlemen can reduce calf losses by mating heifers to smaller breed bulls. A four year study with Hereford and Angus cows shows fewer calving problems when two year old heifers are bred to Hereford, Angus and Jersey bulls, though first calving losses are higher.
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Briscoe hedges on Texas governor outcome as vote total grows
Incumbent Dolph Briscoe hovered near victory with a 100,000 vote lead over Hank Grover as Texas Election Bureau totals increased. Hank Grover cited irregularities and refused to concede while La Raza Unida’s Ramsey Muniz teased another gubernatorial bid. Senate allies and opponents weighed in on a two party shift.
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NARUC urges action to expand U S oil and gas reserves
The National Association of Regulatory Utility Commissioners calls for immediate steps to accelerate drilling and exploration for new oil and gas reserves amid an energy shortage. It urges the FPC to set realistic domestic gas prices, defeat anti depletion legislation, lease offshore areas, and intensify Continental Shelf exploration.
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Israeli raids on Syria bases spark air battle and pursuit
Tel Aviv says Israeli warplanes bombed two guerrilla bases in Syria after raids on the Golan Heights and later shot down two Syrian warplanes in a dogfight. The strikes occurred just after noon according to a military spokesman.
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