Romney Happy Eisenhower Clarified Criticism About Him
Michigan Governor George Romney, on a world tour in Indonesia, welcomed Eisenhower's clarification of remarks attributed to him by the New York Times. Eisenhower told CBS he did not back any candidate and praised Romney's strong, thoughtful stances on key issues, while Romney noted the correction aligns with Eisenhower’s letter to him.
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Expenditure Seen For Gop and Dems in California Dinners
In California next month both parties face costly fundraising events. A Reagan tribute dinner January 12 at Rancho Motel Sacramento costs 500 dollars per guest, while a January 26 testimonial for Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh 100 dollars per salute. The Republican Cal Plan aims to raise 275000 dollars in Republican districts, and Democrats seek 100000 dollars for their Assembly candidates as the 42-38 margin favors Democrats.
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McCarthy Skips New Hampshire Primary Plan
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy plans to skip the New Hampshire primary, focusing on Massachusetts and New England campaigning. He announced travel to Vietnam, Europe and Asia in February, with campaign manager uncertain on a March 12 entry, while noting $40,000 in small contributions and no financing problems.
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Peace Party Half Way On Signups
The Peace and Freedom Party facing the 1968 California ballot deadline has only about half the required registrants, with 3,129 counted by a Los Angeles Times survey vs the 6,059 needed. Party leaders predict a narrow clearance. court decisions blocked immediate ballot placement.
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Wallace's Effect In 68 Debated By Republicans
Washington AP. Senate Republicans clash over Wallace third party impact on the 1988 race. Wallace appears set to qualify for California ballot and may target Ohio campaign, with Kuchel predicting Democrats would lose far more votes than Republicans if he runs.
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Strike Talks Resume in Los Angeles Amid Labor Rift
Los Angeles Herald-Examiner notes rising circulation and union support as negotiations restart after a three day strike. Everett Dirksen in Los Angeles to be grand marshal of the Tournament of Roses. Wallace campaign planning in Ohio and Alabama. California officials say Wallace may qualify for the ballot. Concord NH group pushes write in votes for Johnson in the March 12 primary.
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