Connally Weighs 1976 Presidential Run Decision
John Connally, former Texas governor and Nixon ally, says his 1976 bid hinges on climate, impact, health, and mental attitude. He plans to decide in 1975, guided by wife Nellie, and weighs rivals Ronald Reagan and Nelson Rockefeller as possible GOP contenders.
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Connally avoids ruling on Agnew resignation fate
Won't say Houston UPI John B. Connally, surprised by Vice President Agnew's resignation, refused Wednesday to say if he would accept the job. The three time Texas Democratic governor and former U S Treasury secretary is seen by some as a 1976 presidential candidate.
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Agnew Resignation Shifts Middle East War Coverage
London papers and broadcasts focused on Vice President Spiro T. Agnew's resignation. Headlines varied from dramatic quit phrasing to prominent banners highlighting his fall, reflecting a shift in front-page emphasis away from Middle East war news.
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