Wallace Holds Lead in Democratic Preference Poll of 1976
A Gallup Poll of Democratic voters shows George Wallace leading as both first choice and most unacceptable in a Nov 8–11 survey. Among 1,557 adults, Wallace had 19 percent first choice and 29 percent most unacceptable, with independents also favoring him as both.
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Ford hosts nearly partisan lame duck breakfast
Washington AP President Ford welcomed 39 defeated members of Congress to a White House breakfast. Only four were Democrats. Nes sen said Ford joked about wishing the group could be more bipartisan. Ford quoted Churchill on defeats and political comebacks, noting politics can be as exciting as war but more dangerous.
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Burglars Steal Stamps and Gold from Dentist Office
Dr. John Tylicki reported to Long Beach police that burglars forced the front door of his office at 3303 East Broadway and stole stamps and dental gold valued at 31,243 dollars Thursday.
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Demos reach accord on recruiting minorities
Democratic leaders reached a compromise on affirmative action to seek out blacks women youth and Chicanos in delegate selection for nominating conventions and party affairs while prohibiting mandatory quotas. The plan aims to unite the party with a broad economic program including health insurance tax reform and energy measures and was endorsed by governors and many party leaders.
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Shriver eyes presidency bid if Daley urges
Former vice presidential candidate Sargent Shriver said he might consider running for president if urged by Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley. He stressed he is not campaigning now, but acknowledged Daley’s leadership and influence would carry weight. Shriver has long ties to Chicago Democrats.
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