Only Two Will Reach Miami Laird Sees Rocky Nixon Race
Washington reports key Republicans see Gov. Nelson Rockefeller as a possible GOP candidate despite his denials. Melvin Laird and John Tower predict a Nixon Rockefeller ticket by the Miami convention, with Reagan mentioned as a rival and Romney fading. Johnson is not seen stepping aside.
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Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Miami
Romney in Poland and Texas politics noted in Warsaw
In Warsaw Governor George Romney visited a Roman Catholic church as a letter accused the Communist government of hindering worship. Romney then traveled to Moscow where he hinted Texas may not be his only target, while stating Republicans could shift strategies. Laird and Long criticized Democratic fiscal and social policy ahead of the 1968 campaign.
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Michigan
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Moscow
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Laird
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Long
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N-Y
Senate
Kennedy
Rockefeller Reagan Gain With Party Pros Poll Shows
Gallup surveys of GOP county chairmen show Nelson Rockefeller and Ronald Reagan advancing in popularity among party pros while Richard Nixon remains the leading choice for 1963. Reagan, Rockefeller each rise, Romney declines. East edge for Rockefeller over Nixon noted.
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N.J
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Nelson ‘Rockefller
New York
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California
Gallup
George Gallup
American Institute of Public Opinion
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Rockefeller
Raminey
Reagan
George Romney
Michigan
Romney
South
Midwest
Far West
Hartke hints at Indiana primary entry in 1968 race
New York based reports say Senator Hartke and Senator McGovern weigh favorite son bids to boost McCarthy against Vietnam policy. Hartke contemplates entering Indiana Democratic primaries in May to spur discussion of vital issues beyond Vietnam. Gallup polls show Nixon leading among Republican chairmen with 52 percent, Reagan 24, Rockefeller 14, Romney 5, Percy 2. April figures shift regional standings.
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Vance Hartke
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Vietnam
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Ds.d
White House
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D-Minn
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McCarthy
Gallup
Nixon
Reagan
Rockefeller
Romnney
Sen
Charles Percy
Hlinoig
Ramey
Percy
Rockefeller backs Olympic boycott by Negro athletes
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller voiced support Sunday for Negro athletes who protest discrimination by boycotting U S participation in the Olympics. He said the boycotts help address worldwide discrimination but have limited impact on civil rights in the United States. Rockefeller spoke to reporters before a US Olympic Committee meeting at the Roosevelt Hotel as four U S cities bid to host the 1976 Winter Games.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
Rockefeller
US Olympic Committee
Roosevelt Hotel
Olympic Committee
Heaing
Milwaukee Negro merchants pressed by boycott campaign
Milwaukee on the North Side reports a severe financial pinch from a civil rights group campaign for a Christmas shopping boycott. Merchants say appeals to the Milwaukee Youth Council of the NAACP have yielded little evidence that shoppers are urged to exclude Negro merchants.
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Nero
Milwauke
Milwaukee Youth Council
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
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