,- ■, IS.- , fd \. PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Oct. 10. 1973 c Republican Future Dampened By Watergate iUanrljPHtFr iupntng Ipralb among mihorities and among running as an independent. In test of Watergate.” having pulled off the impossible of 26 in the House and 7 Ih the off year.” for GOP congressional can­ ethnic, groups. New Je rse y , Rep. Charles He said if Bie GOP lost the in a year when others would CARL P. LEUBSDORF Senate. He talked in terms of Bush noted that President didates. MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCT. 11, 1 9 7 3 - VOL. Bush forecast close races in Sandman, who unseated GOP governorships, both captured XCIII, No. 10 AP Political Writer have thought it wouid have been avoiding further losses. Nixon has said he will cam­ “We’d like to see all these Manchester—A City of Village Charm two gubernatorial elections Gov. William Cahill in the from the Democrats four years impossible to win anything.” "Maybe we’re Just candidates out trying to help rWLINTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PltlCE: FIFTEEN CENTS primary, is running against paign for Republican can­ next month. ago, “it wouldn’t look good at In discussing the 1974 elec­ euphoric,” he said, “but we elect other Republicans in WASHINGTON (AP) - didates in 1974, and the chair­ In Virginia, Democrat- Democrat Brendan Byrne. all. We wouldn’t like that. tions, Bush avoided any predic­ think we have a chance to turn (jeorge Bush thought his main man said those who hope to 1974,” he said. “It might be a Turned-Republlcan Mills E. "I think they're both very im­ “Of course,” he said, “if we tion that the GOP could win around what is the normal off- Job as Republican national succeed the chief executive good thing for them to do for Godwin is locked in a tight race portant,” Bush said. "But I won the two, I would hope we controi of the House or Senate year syndrome, namely that the chairman would be to convert should follow the example of their own future, too. It didn’t with Lt. Gov. Henry Howell, don’t see either of them as a would get tremendous acclaim. — which would take a net gain party in power loses seats In the President Nixon’s 1972 Nixon’s all-out 1966 stumping hurt Nixon any.” landslide victory into a "New Republican Majority.” Then came Watergate. Nixon Seeking It led the 48-year-old Texan to become a party spokesman WASHINGTONVice (AP) - President advice they have on naming both houses of Congress. SPECIAL SALE President Nixon sought the a nominee to succeed a meeting the President had After talking with the counsel of Republicans and Agnew. Nixon also has with four top Republican top Democrats today on a President Wednesday congressional leaders — sought the advice of con­ evening. 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Burger, left, administering oath, and Mrs. fits Democrat-turned- Reading from a prepared to the United Nations explained Wednesday, is shown in January of 1973 as he took the oath Republican John B. Connally. in an interview. “There has i Agnew. (AP Photo) statement held in trembling of office. Pictured with him at the time were Chief Justice However, key congressional hands, Agnew told Hoffman, been a need to get that message Democrats are warning that across, the fact that the nomination of the former Texas “ I did receive payments in national committee is not MASTER CHARGE AND governor could set off a new 1%7 which I failed to report responsible, that the party is LAY-A-WAYS WELCOME Space Lectures political storm in the wake of for the purposes of income not involved.” Spiro T. Agnew’s dramatic taxation ...At no time have I Though Bush renewed the Israelis Raid resignation as vice president. enriched myself at the now-famillar Republican litany One congressional expense of the public trust.” that Watergate won’t hurt the Planned at Schools Arab Positions I Republican source predicted Hoffman said he regarded GOP at the polls, he conceded that Connally would be rejected he has become more cautious June Tompkins By The Associated Press Agnew’s no contest plea as Lunar samples and some of a Greek freighter were sunk. by the Senate, if nominated by about party prospects in the (Herald Reporter) The Israeli military com­ an admission of guilt. the exhibits will necessitate a In the Golan Heights, Israel Nixon. Democrats control 1974 congressional elections. All Manchester school mand announced its ground “As far as the court is in­ security guard, said Dr. reported its forces were at­ Congress, which must approve He said the loss next month of students from Grade 4 through forces crossed the cease-fire volved, the defendant is on Tychsen. tacking Syrian armored and in­ Nixon’s choice. Republican-held governorships high school, and the public will line in the Golan Heights today fantry forces guarding the road trial for wilful evasion of in­ This event is of no cost to the Besides Connally, who in New Jersey and Virginia, have an opportunity to learn of and stag ^ hit-and-run com­ to Damascus. come taxes for the calendar Board of Education, as NABA is switched to the GOP last May, which some party leaders see the existing space program and mando raids across the Suez Ck)mmando raids behind the year 1967, which charge is a one of the few government two other possible 1976 as a growing possibility, its potential for the future. Canal. Egyptian Suez Canal front felony in the eyes of the agencies to share ito knowledige Republican presidential con­ “wouldn’t look good at all” but Dr. Alfred B. Tychsen, assis­ Israeli air and naval raids on with the public, he said, struck at “convoys and rear tenders are being mentioned as law,” the judge said. “He added that a string of GOP tant superintendent of Syrian and Egyptian position^ echelons of.the enemy,” the NASA provides a team of replacements for Agnew, Govs. has entered a plea of nolo successes in recent local elec­ Manchester schools for along the Mediterranean coast educators who travel Israeli command reported. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New contendere (n o c o n te s t) curriculum and instruction, and Suez Canal were also con­ The Egyptians have reported tions is proof “this isn’t going to throughout the nation during Y ork and Ronald Reagan of which, so far as this wipe out the Republican par­ Wednesday night presented to firmed by Arab communiques. penetrating nine miles east of California. the year as public informers of criminal prosecution is con­ ty.” the Board of Education detailed They reported the attacks were the canal into Israeli-occupied the agency’s work. Connecticut On Capitol Hill, there plans for a team of three repelled and claimed 86 Israeli Sinai and a communique today cerned, is the full equivalent Discussing his eight months was entitled to two visits this appeared to be considerable I educators from the Goddard planes had been shot down. reported an Egyptian armored of the plea of guilty.” on the Job at GOP headquarters year. One has already been sentiment for selection of a Space Flight Center- in Israeli gunboats during the force had encircled fleeing Hoffman sentenced on Capitol Hill, Bush alra said: made at Stamford. respected senior Republican, Greenbelt, Md., who will visit night shelled the Syrian port of Israeli tanks and destroyed an Agnew to three years un­ —“'There’s been a recovery” MI Thf special space presenta­ such as former Secretary of the Manchester school system Latakia and the Banias ter­ entire column.