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Arthur A. Houghton Jr., D.F.A., president of Steuben Glass and chairman of the Metropolitan Museum of Art. Edmund Sixtus Muskie, LL.D., Senator from Maine. Public servant, tactful handler of partisan and generational differences, and forceful spokesman for environmental quality...
...main differences between the 1968 and the current attempt to deny a President renomination: many of the key figures this time are not of the President's party and thus will have no leverage on the nominating process. The main speakers at Providence were Senators Edmund Muskie and Birch Bayh, contenders for the Democratic nomination. The chief organizer is former New York Congressman Allard Lowenstein, now president of the liberal Americans for Democratic Action. Democrats, of course, are heartily in favor of any anti-Nixon effort...
Still, the presidential attentions lavished on the South are being furiously emulated by the Democrats. For the first time in almost a decade, Democratic presidential aspirants are courting the South. Edmund Muskie, Birch Bayh; Henry Jackson and Hubert Humphrey have recently called on Carter to discuss the lay of the votes in '72. And Carter and his colleagues in the other Southern states are assembling a caucus to be reckoned with at convention time...
...SENATOR EDMUND MUSKIE. "A political Rip Van Winkle who awoke from his long political nap and started attacking President Nixon...
...action to control pollution. The second round promises to be longer and far more tedious. It is a vast numbers game involving specific standards of cleanliness, the time limits before they become effective and, most important, the cost of attaining them. Last week, at a hearing held by Senator Edmund Muskie's air-and-water pollution subcommittee, a few answers began to emerge to the question of "Who will...