Dole Sees Agnew as Nixon's Best 72 Running Mate
Kansas Senator Robert J. Dole named Vice President Spiro T. Agnew as the best running mate for Nixon in 1972 for practical reasons. Dole, newly elected Republican national chairman, said Agnew has strong fundraising and has been a helpful advocate for the Administration, while noting some GOP leaders favor removing Agnew from the ticket.
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Klan Sets $1000 Reward On Mississippi Leader
Mississippi political leader Aaron Henry says the Ku Klux Klan has posted a $1000 price on his head for two months. Henry, a biracial party chairman, recounts past bombings and threats as Klan terrorism reappears amid black movement shifts. He reported the threat to the FBI and noted the state bureau was already aware. Arrives in Paris: Cedar Rapids Mayor Canney and Rev Schilling lead a 12 member Iowa delegation to deliver over 10000 letters urging release of POWs to North Vietnam officials.
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Muskie lauds Brandt view as 1972 fact tour ends
Sen Ed Muskie returned to Washington after a tour of the Middle East Europe and the Soviet Union to study foreign affairs for a possible run for the presidency. In Bonn he praised Willy Brandt for seeking ties with Communist nations as positive and creative.
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Brown Gets Young Demo Endorsement
In San Jose the California Young Democrats endorsed former Congressman George Brown of Monterey Park for chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee. The post will be decided next weekend in Sacramento by the 916 member committee. Brown defeated Charles Manatt of Van Nuys and Leon Cooper of Los Angeles. Manatt was Tunney's campaign manager. The group also endorsed Ann Alanson of San Francisco for northern chairman.
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