France to elect new head after Pompidou death
The cabinet moves to organize elections within a month after President Georges Pompidou dies in Paris at 62 following a long illness. Interim leader Alain Poher set to oversee vote between April 22 and May 7 as Chaban Delmas and Mitterrand emerge as leading contenders. Pompidou to be buried privately Thursday at Orvilliers with a national religious service planned Saturday.
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Interim leader Poher pledges Atlantic alliance with United States
Alain Poher, 64, interim French president after Pompidou's death, advocates a restored Atlantic alliance and an equal Europe-US partnership. Known as the "Frenchman personified," Poher led France as Senate president and has a long political career marked by cautious ambition and health political risks.
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Kay Gianopulos enters Arizona state superintendent race
Kay Gianopulos former Arizona Education Association president and Tempe District coordinator of special services launched a Republican bid for state superintendent. She emphasizes local control of schools and cites mixed views on the role of state boards. Incumbent Weldon Shefstall will not seek re election.
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Kissinger Talks with Mexican Official on Farm Worker Treaty
Henry Kissinger interrupted his honeymoon to meet Mexican Foreign Minister Emilio Rabasa in Acapulco to discuss Mexican proposals for a treaty regulating entry of Mexican farm workers into the United States. Rabasa had presented proposals in Washington in February and sought a meeting with Kissinger.
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Long-distance busing amendment passes House with two Arizona votes
Arizona members split on major roll calls March 21 27 as House approves an antibusing amendment 293 117 to bar cross district busing except to preserve desegregation lines. The vote also covers Peace Corps funding Impact Aid extension and public campaign financing proposals with varied Senate positions.
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Senators demand VA leadership shakeup over Nixon plan
Sen. Cranston and Rep. Teague urged President Nixon to replace the VA top administrator after he named Donald E. Johnson to tour VA hospitals and clinics and report in 60 days. Teague warned it is like putting the fox in charge of the hen house while Cranston announced Senate hearings set for April 23 to probe VA medicine and surgery control.
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