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Independent in Long Beach, California

04 Feb 1971

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Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1971

Page

5

McGovern Sees 72 Viet Issue shaping 1972 race

UPI reports Senator George S. McGovern says Indochina war will dominate 1972 politics and Democrats will nominate a candidate pledging total disengagement. He criticizes Nixon goals and outlines other potential contenders while stressing domestic priorities and welfare overhaul.

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Washington UPI George S. McGovern McGovern Nixon United Press International Henry M. Jackson Hubert WH. Humphrey Minnesota Edward M. Kennedy Ramsey Clerk John Gardner Department of Health, Education ,and Welfare Birch Bayh Indiana Raid McGovern Sen Edmund S. Muskie D-Me Cratic U.S Indochina MeGovernor Oreauiele
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Poll shows Muskie leads Nixon in 1972 with Wallace third

Harris survey of 1341 voters finds Muskie ahead 43 to 40 in a three way race with Wallace, 63 percent of Wallace voters outside the South favor Muskie, and Nixon strongest in the South. Muskie would win an insurmountable electoral margin outside the South while Nixon sweeps the region with Wallace absent.

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George Wallace Edmund Muskie Nixon White House Harris Wallace Muskie South Walace Midwest
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California Democrats to Open Offices in Seven Cities

The California Democratic Party plans offices in seven major cities to spur interest. Chairman Charles A. Monat said the project aims to revitalize the party with support from U.S. leaders including Cranston Tunney Moretti and other state and federal figures.

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