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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
5
George Washington argues reconciliation with Great Britain is impracticable and detrimental to America. He recalls his early abhorrence of reconciliation but now believes nothing else will save the nation.
Secretary of State March Fong Eu predicts about 2.5 percent of California’s registered voters will vote in the upcoming primary. She cites high interest due to presidential bids by Governor Edmund Brown Jr. and former governor Ronald Reagan, plus Prop 35. If borne out, turnout would surpass all but the 1964 1968 and 1972 primaries.
San Diego California Rep Alphonzo Bell says he is in the lead for the GOP nomination for the U S Senate with the California primary approaching He notes recent polls show him ahead but says his momentum could widen as opponents falter He cites his congressional experience as a key asset.
Gordon Luce a former Republican state official has endorsed Ronald Reagan for the GOP presidential nomination. Once a cabinet member in another governor's administration, Luce praised Reagan's foreign policy and said Reagan has achieved significant victories against a political establishment.
Rep. B F Sisk of California, who backed Henry M. Jackson, endorses Jimmy Carter. He says denying Carter the nomination now would destroy party unity and assure November defeat. Sisk notes Carter campaigned across states and has broad-based support.
Harold E. Stassen, 69, announced at a Philadelphia news conference that he will run for the GOP nomination in 1978, the sixth bid since 1948. He noted his policies differ from those of all current candidates in both parties.
Reagan faces repeated questions on Rhodesia policy during a coast campaign stop. He reiterates support for using U S prestige and third parties to negotiate a settlement while avoiding commitments on forces. Ford denounces the idea as irresponsible as Hayden and Akawa move toward primary showdowns.
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