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...ROY v. DOLE...
...wittiest men in public life, Kansas Senator Robert Dole, 51, has found nothing very humorous in his race against Democratic Congressman William Roy, 48. In one of the most expensive campaigns in Kansas history, Dole has been continually linked to Watergate, though indeed he was one of its early victims: as national chairman of the G.O.P., he was relieved of all significant duties during the 1972 campaign because he would not play "hard ball." After the election, he was brusquely fired by Nixon...
...expressed by the Conservative British press. The trade unions have become more militant in their demands, but the Party leadership remains largely unaltered. Wilson's likely successor would be James Callaghan (a more conservative figure and an erstwhile supporter of America's Vietnam policy.) Other possible Labour leaders include Roy Jenkins and Shirley Williams (both articulate and moderate social democrats and supporters of the Common Market), and Denis Healey (whose policies are less predictable, but who might pursue a more radical policy.) In the meantime it is unclear how much Wilson might diverge from his orthodox economic policies...
...federal efforts, both domestic and foreign, in this field. He named Treasury Secretary William Simon as chairman, with authority to serve as the President's spokesman on all economic matters. This appeared to be a coup for Simon; he emerged victorious in his long-running feud with Roy Ash, director of the Office of Management and Budget, for supremacy in economic policy...
...much for N.A.A.C.P. Director Roy Wilkins, who flew into town last week for a quick tour of the trouble spots. "Boston should be ashamed," he said. "My gosh, in Hattiesburg, Miss., children, black and white, are playing football together and singing in the choir together. And they call Boston the cradle of abolitionism...