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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1967

Page

5

McCarthy to Escalate Attack on LBJ Strategy in 1968 Campaign

Senator Eugene McCarthy outlines a broad national program for 1968 focusing on disunity in the country and criticism of the Johnson administration. He plans USA-based and international travel, door-to-door efforts delayed until March, and prepares to enter Nebraska Oregon California primaries while highlighting deep South trips.

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Miller eyes Rockefeller Reagan ticket for 1968 run

William E. Miller, Goldwater’s 1964 VP nominee, told the Buffalo Evening News the GOP could field a Rockefeller Reagan ticket in 1968. He backed Nelson A. Rockefeller as top candidate and suggested Ronald Reagan as running mate, despite Miller’s own conservative leanings. Nixon seen as unlikely winner. In Oakland Hills, a large mountain lion was reportedly spotted by Bill Russell and his daughter Donna.

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Wallace Says Third-Party Run Could Hurt Both Parties

George Wallace warned that a 1968 presidential bid would hurt both parties as GOP leaders split on the race. Wallace pledges to run if the major parties won’t offer a true choice and plans Ohio ballot efforts while Louisiana conservatives gain control of the state Democratic committee for a Wallace-friendly ballot position.

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Romney Meets Suharto in Jakarta

Governor George Romney held private talks with Indonesian acting president Suharto in Jakarta. Romney called Indonesia's political and economic methods sound and declined to release specifics of the conversation with the former general who led a crackdown after a failed Communist coup.

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Dirksen Blasts LBJ Policy On War Crime Inflation

Senate Republican Leader Everett Dirksen accused the Johnson administration of blindness across most policies besides Vietnam. He faulted crime, spending, inflation and European policy while praising no major successes. He warned of rising crime, reckless domestic spending, and the high cost of war limiting social program gains.

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Jackson Blasts De Gaulle in Mount Vernon Speech

Senator Jackson of Washington denounced French President Charles de Gaulle as senile and a mortal enemy to the United States. He urged withdrawing the U.S. ambassador to France, calling de Gaulle’s actions vicious and deliberate and saying he treats the U.S. and Britain as virtual enemies.

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McCarthy Plans California Swing Amid Democratic Rifts

McCarthy will spend about a week in California in mid January as part of his nationwide tour. He may clash with Vice President Humphrey at a joint meeting of California's two major Democratic factions the state central committee and the Californian Democratic Council.

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