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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1968

Page

10

Rockefeller Calls Draft Boards More Representative

Gov. Nelson Rockefeller urged a broad national draft board reform including young adults women and minorities and a one year lottery to replace the draft. He warned current boards are unrepresentative and cited stark racial and age disparities across states.

New York UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller Montana GOP Rockefeller North Alabama South Carolina Rockefeller Organization

Morse labels Nixon a Nixocrat in Senate clash

Democratic Sen. Wayne Morse called Richard Nixon a Nixocrat describing him as a Dixiecrat with a Yankee accent. Morse, in Beverly Hills, said he would back Vice President Hubert Humphrey if he wins the Democratic nomination and hopes Viet Nam war opponents influence the Chicago platform.

Washington Wayne Morse Richard M. Nixon Oregon Nixon Supreme Court Beverly Hills Morse Hubert H. Humphrey Eugene McCarthy Vietnam Democratic Party Chicago

Ohio GOP delegates stay uncommitted until convention

Gov James A Rhodes announced Ohio will not pledge its 58 member delegation at the Republican convention. He noted Tower's Nixon endorsement may sway other undecided delegates but stressed the need for an open convention. Senator Cooper urged preserving full deliberation for delegates to choose a capable candidate.

Milwaukee Nyts James A. Rhodes Ohio Rhodes John Tower Texas Richard M. Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller Tower Nixon George Romney Michigan John Sherman Cooper Rockefeller Republican Party

Repairmen Needed in Classifieds Business Services

Classifieds note repairmen are sought in the Business Services column today. It invites readers to locate the ad and connect, signaling local demand for repair services.

Tower backs Nixon as GOP bids for nomination

Senator John Tower endorsed Richard Nixon as the best qualified to lead the GOP, with Texas delegates likely to push Nixon past the nomination threshold. Nixon’s tally neared 684 on paper, with 193 committed and 491 leaning votes, while Rockefeller and Reagan trailed in tentative counts.

Washington UPI John G. Tower Texas Richard M. Nixon White House Tower Nixon Ronald Reagan California Nelson A. Rockefeller Reagan Harold E. Stassen Utah Miami Beach

Nixon to Campaign in California After Miami Convention

Richard M. Nixon will bring his presidential bid to California later this month with supporters opening headquarters in Los Angeles. No intensive California campaign will run before the Republican national convention in Miami Beach next month, says Earl C. Adams, Los Angeles County chairman of the Nixon for President Committee.

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