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Demo. National Committee Meets #36349

ABC Evening News for Friday, Mar 21, 1975
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(Studio) Democratic national committee meeting in Washington, DC this week Party chairperson Robert Strauss conts. unity effort.
REPORTER: Harry Reasoner

(DC) In Kansas City's mini convention last December, Strauss boasted of unity, but actually organized labor displeased with several decisions made. [Chief exec. California AFL-CIO John HENNING - says union labor will no longer suffer discrimination by Democratic party] Strauss trying to broaden center of party to maintain as much unity as possible. State chairwoman meet to elect new leader of their group. Anti-Strauss Bob Vance runs against pro-Strauss, Bob Fowler; Fowler wins. Victory also for Strauss. Middle of road Democrat becoming more common feature of Democratic party
REPORTER: Frank Reynolds

Reporter(s):
Reasoner, Harry;
Reynolds, Frank
Duration:
00:02:50

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