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...Wattenberg have noted, the "social issue" was particularly powerful in 1970. Many working class whites--who had real doubts about our activities in Indochina--ended up supporting hawkish candidates because of their displeasure with student disruptions. If the blue collar workers in New York City knew what James Buckley stood for in the 1970 Senate election, he never would have gotten 65 per cent of the Catholic vote. A number of liberals, like Adlai Stevenson III in Illinois, had to swing sharply to the right in order not to risk alienating blue collar whites. Instead of educating the electorate about...
...Senate Subcommittee on Constitutional Amendments, chaired by Sen. Birch Bayh (D-Ind.), heard testimony on two anti-abortion measures, one proposed by Sen. Jesse A. Helms (R-N.C.), which would ban all abortions, and the other by Sen. James L. Buckley (R-N.Y.), which would ban all abortions from the time of "implantation," five to seven days after conception...
...Crimson will also be looking for points from a strong mile relay team of Joel Peters, Randy Buckley, Nick Leone, and Steve Brown. Jeff Campbell in the mile is also a possible scorer...
Other first-place finishes included Blayne Heckel in the pole vault, Mel Embree in the high jump, Nick Leone in the 600, and Randy Buckley, Joel Peters, Steve Brown, and Leone in the mile relay...
Senator Jackson is drafting a bill that would require major oil companies to add to their boards a "public" director appointed by the President and confirmed by the Senate. He would act as a watchdog, scrutinizing every aspect of the company's operations. Republican Senator James Buckley of New York, who opposes the idea, says: "Any bill with 'Scoop' Jackson's name on it must be given a good chance...