Polls Show Nixon Leading Rockefeller in GOP Race
A Newsweek poll of state Republican leaders places Nixon 60 votes closer to the nomination with 621 of 667 delegates. Gallup shows Nixon at 67 percent to Rockefeller 30 percent among GOP voters, with independents split. Time magazine NH poll gives Nixon 65 percent, Rockefeller 13 percent, Romney 9 percent. Democratic NH poll has Johnson at 62 percent, McCarthy 11 percent, Kennedy 9 percent. McCarthy challenges Johnson over placing his name on the Massachusetts primary ballot.
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New Candidate Relates Theme At Local Party Fremont Candidate
Mrs Margaret Montgomery launched her campaign at a party in Fremont saying the theme Look like a lady think like a man act like a lady and work like a dog guides her bid She told former city employees she would rather lose than sever friendships but aims to win and gain more supporters
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Daily Review Notice From Yak Moorhead Publisher
A garbled masthead indicates The Daily Review of Yak Moorhead with business manager credit and a partial line referencing county and possible names. The readable portion suggests a local newspaper notice but lacks complete details or actionable items.
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Withholding tax shift eyed to aid Medi-Cal costs
Sacramento lawmakers press for withholding tax rise to balance Gov. Reagan budget as Shoemaker argues for cutting Medi-Cal costs via physician and drug fee reductions and service preauthorization. Weinberger urges federal rule revision to ease welfare administration.
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King Tells Capital Campaign Begins in Washington
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr outlined a mass civil disobedience campaign in Washington starting after Congress returns from Easter recess. He warned of possible violence if demands are ignored, and said 3 trained demonstrators will lead a 3,000 strong cadre to mobilize tens of thousands of marchers through the summer to push civil rights and economic measures.
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Fremont Councilman Launches Re-Election Campaign
Fremont city councilman William van Doorn officially kicked off his bid for re election on April 9 with a champagne reception for supporters and guests. More than 100 attendees joined the 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. event at the Door Knob Restaurant with campaign workers present.
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Monetarian Evils Cause Race Troubles Rafferty
Max Rafferty, California state school chief and Senate candidate, blamed economic evils for racial disorders in a statement from Los Angeles campaign HQ. He disputed a presidential advisory panel’s findings, arguing white racism and black militancy are not the causes, and urged states to address the problem with tax resources and private cooperation.
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