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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1968

Page

6

Rafferty floats Reagan second spot at California caucus

Dr. Max Rafferty, GOP U.S. Senate nominee, predicts first ballot surprises favoring Gov. Reagan at tonight’s delegation caucus in Miami Beach. He urges unity for a Reagan bid, but says if Reagan falters the delegation should back another candidate and consider Reagan for vice president.

Miami Beach Max Rafferty GOP U.S. Senate Reagan Rafferty

Reagan Delegation Faces Second Ballot Jitters

Miami Beach reports reveal second ballot jitters in California's Reagan delegation after a heated caucus on whether delegates must stay strictly with the governor now that he is a presidential candidate. Some delegates fear defections to Nixon or Rockefeller, while Johnson questions his commitment after Reagan named Reed as successor.

Miami Beach California Gardiner Johnson Piedmont Reagan Johnson Thomas Reed Ann Bowler Long Robert A. Taft

Rockefeller late for meeting in Miami Beach tensions rise

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller arrived late to a Michigan GOP delegation meeting in Miami Beach blaming traffic on Collins Avenue. He joked about Nixon as his vice president and clashed with delegates over Reagan's candidacy as Johnson supporters push for unity amid a shifting mood at the convention.

Miami Beach Nelson’ Rockefeller Minnesota Collins Avenue Claude Baby Rockefeller Claude Kirk Florida Richard M. Nixon Fifth Avenue

Comsat to Telecast Republican Convention Worldwide

Comsat said over 20 hours of commercial satellite time are booked through August 9 to televise the Republican National Convention to multiple nations. Europe gets 13 hours 25 minutes of color TV and 2 hours 35 minutes of black and white via Early Bird and Atlantic II. Hawaii receives five hours of color TV via Intelsat Pacific II. Japan will receive 40 minutes of color TV via its Tharabki earth station.

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