City Bases Stiff Stand on Convention Protests
Chicago braces for the Democratic National Convention with mass security and possible parade concessions. City officials discuss alternatives to a mass antiwar march, while 20 000 federal state and city personnel prepare for security duties. The Army offers riot-trained troops if requested, and Cuban exiles plan a rally to urge liberation from communism.
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Finch Sets Strategy Meetings in California Campaign
Sacramento reports Lt. Gov. Robert H. Finch will meet with party leaders this weekend to map Nixon Agnew campaign activity in California. He will coordinate with Gov. Ronald Reagan and Spiro Agnew, with eight to ten major appearances planned and Nixon possibly making multiple trips and speeches in the state.
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Gonsalves Urges Reagan to Call Special Session
66th District Assemblyman Joe A. Gonsalves urges Gov. Reagan to convene a special legislative session to address urgent matters. He cites school funding, property tax relief, and supplemental aid to schools as priorities amid a looming financial crisis for district schools.
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Nixon Maintains Lead Over Humphrey In Gallup Poll
Princeton reports Nixon at 45 percent to 29 percent for Humphrey among likely voters, with McCarthy at 37 percent for Humphrey. The post convention Gallup survey shows Nixon up five points from preconvention levels as Republicans rally behind him, narrowing Wallace's share in the South.
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Agnew Urges Civil Rights Over Riots in Campaign Visit
New York dispatch reports Spiro T. Agnew pledging to fight for equal rights for all people while separating civil rights from civil disorders. He linked Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia to Communist insecurity and claimed Reds fear Democratic change.
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Nixon Gains Major New York GOP Backers
New York’s top Republicans Nelson Rockefeller John Lindsay and Jacob Javits endorsed Richard Nixon, joining Edward Brooke in backing the ticket. After separate talks they pledged support and campaign for Nixon Agnew, signaling party unity ahead of November. Nixon then flew to Miami for a few days of rest at Key Biscayne.
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