Dem Leaders Rally Governors For Direction After Landslide
AAP survey shows Democratic leaders urge shift from Washington to grass roots. Governors, led by Kansas chair Norbert Dreiling, are pressed as key voices while Kennedy and McGovern loom in talks of 1976 leadership. Humphrey and Mondale linger as potential reformers amid a party search for unity and center.
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O Neill Seen as Next House Democratic Leader
Washington reports Rep. Thomas O Neill of Massachusetts edges toward a winning margin over Rep. Sam Gibbons for the post of House majority leader to replace Hale Boggs who disappeared Oct. 1. B. F. Sisk weighs a bid while caucus sentiment grows amid a Democratic split with Republicans holding 191 seats to 240.
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