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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1968

Page

6

Nixon Plans $5 Million Campaign Push Across Nation

Nixon and running mate Agnew unveil an intensive effort to win Democrats and independents with one million volunteers already signed up and a national staff four times larger than in 1960. The Citizens for Nixon Agnew will build state groups from California to Vermont and push into black communities with a plan labeled black capitalism.

Nixon Agnew Charles S. Rhyne United Citizens For Nixon-Agnew Rhyne Citizens Group California New York Vermont Tom Evans Citizens’ Group Evans Nixon Citizens Duke Law School Nixon’s Washington U.S. Supreme Court

Agnew warns militants civil rights clash with lawfulness

San Francisco June Imperial Room Hilton reception named by George Christopher featured Spiro Agnew warning that civil rights and lawlessness cannot be compatible. He urged voting through ballot box and courts and praised Nixon for understanding voter demands. Javits moves reluctantly toward Nixon Agnew endorsement.

Agnew Francisco J Land Spiro T. Agnew Imperial Room San Francisco Hilton Hotel Richard M. Nixon George Christopher

Negro Leaders Launch U S Drive to Defeat Nixon Agnew

A coalition of Baltimore and national black leaders formed the Ad Hoc Committee for Good Government to campaign against Nixon and Agnew. They criticized Agnew’s stance on urban issues and the Kerner Report, vowing Maryland cannot support the GOP ticket. Members include Parren Mitchell, Dennis Crosby, John Hopkins, Walter Lively, and Walter Carter.

Baltimore UPI Richard M. Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Agnew Maryland Martin Luther King Nixon-Agnew Parren Mitchell Dennis Crosby Baltimore Teachers’ Union John O. Hopkins Walter Lively Baltimore Urban Coalition Baltimore Model Cities Agency Walter Carter

Moyers Weighs Shriver VP Bid in Presence of Shrivers

Publisher Bill Moyers says he talked with Ambassador Sargent Shriver about the possibility of Shriver running for vice president on the Democratic ticket. The discussion occurred in Garden City New York, with Shrivers present.

Garden City N.Y Bill Moyers Sargent Shriver Shriver

Agnew Family Returns Home After Transcontinental Trip

The Nix on family arrived in Baltimore after a cross country flight that included a Ronald Reagan film. Mrs Spiro T Agnew traveled with daughters Pamela Lee Susan and Kimberly while son Randy serves in Vietnam. Moyers said Sargent Shriver told him he is not a candidate for VP and did not plan to encourage others.

Agnew British Broadcasting Corp Baltimore Richard M. Nixon Ronald Reagan Spiro T. Agnew Maryland Los Angeles Pamela Lee Susan Kimberly Randy Vietnam Moyers Johnson Newsday U.S Paris Shriver

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