New Hampshire Rules on Financing Preference Ballot Campaigns
Concord attorney general rules that presidential preference candidates must give written consent before any money is raised or spent on their behalf. The opinion affects Johnson and Reagan write in campaigns for the March primary, requiring signatures filed by a political committee to back them on the preference side of the ballot. It does not cover delegate candidates on the other half of the ballot.
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Poll Shows Viet Top Issue in 1988 Campaign
New York. Gallup surveyed 1,898 Republican local leaders who named the Vietnam war as the strongest single issue for 1988. Yet domestic problems like high cost of living crime and government spending ranked higher overall. Seven top arguments included Vietnam war high cost of living and Johnson domestic programs.
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Reagan ends Christmas pardons in California
Aides say Governor Reagan will not issue Christmas pardons this year, breaking a long tradition. He has granted five pardons this year based on recommendations from judges and California Adult Authority officials.
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Ex-Governor Brown Criticizes Reagan's First Year
Former California governor Edmund G Brown charges Governor Reagan with a flawed first year marked by blinders harming the state. He cites budget, mental health, higher education, and tax policy errors while arguing for pay‑as‑you‑go finances and tighter Medi Cal controls. Brown, now a Beverly Hills attorney, also critiques duplication and state over county welfare shifts.
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Romney Percy in Israel on arms and peace aims
Michigan Senator Romney visiting Israel from Moscow said he wants to ease Middle East tension and discussed Soviet arms shipments to Arab nations with Kosygin. Senator Percy at Jerusalem echoed the concern, stating massive Soviet arms shipments hinder peace. Romney later floated Vietnam neutralization as a possible alternative, noting it would require cease fire, troop withdrawals, and an international framework.
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McCarthy Responds To Johnson On Peace Challenge
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy asked for broadcast time to deny President Johnson’s claim that his peace challenge for the Democratic nomination is tied to Sen. Robert F. Kennedy. He said Johnson misunderstands him and rejected assertions of ambition or conspiracy while noting Johnson linked the movement to Kennedy and MacCarthy. Blair Clark sought equal air time under the fairness doctrine for McCarthy and for remarks on Vietnam.
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