Governors Confernce GOP Favorite Sons Fail to Weld Alliance
Four Republican governors including Ronald Reagan meet at Cincinnati to keep the GOP nomination open. Rhodes refuses Ohio backing while Agnew and Romney maintain favorite son status. Reagan urges a free mind at the convention and stresses law and order as Nixon leads among delegates.
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Cincinnati
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
George Romney
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Spiro T. Agnew
Maryland
Rhodes
Agnew
Romney
Miami Beach
Reason
White House
GOP
Richard M. Nixon
John A. Volpe
Massachusetts
Nixon
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
New York Mayor Predicts Rockefeller Strength At Convention
Lindsay said Nixon and Reagan face waning support as Rockefeller appears strongest for president in either party. He urged a quick end to the Vietnam war and linked unrest to national politics. Rockefeller planned Cincinnati trips to win delegates. Reagan seeks open convention momentum while Humprhey and McCarthy lack state executive status at the meeting.
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Lindsay
New York
Nelson A. A. Rockefeller
Vietnam
Reagan
Rhoades
Nixon
Rockefeller
Ohio
Nixon Campaign
Hubert H. Humphrey
Opinion Research Corp
Princeton
N.J
Humphrey
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Cincinnati
North Carolina
Kansas
South
Don Samuelson
Idaho
McCarthy
Reagan Win Touts Delegates in Amarillo and Baltimore
Reagan and White staged a string of delegate meetings from Amarillo to Baltimore, courting Texas Nevada and allied states. Delegates praised Reagan's direct answers on Vietnam race crime and economics, while advisers predicted about 200 first ballot votes and three key delegations could decide the nomination.
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Charlottesville
Virginia
West Virginia
Arkansas
Little Rock
Amarillo
Texas
New Mexico
Oklahoma
Kansas
Colorado
Reagan
White
Peter O'Donnell
Baltimore
Delaware
Vietnam
J. M. Dukert
Maryland
California
Miami Beach
Reagan Guarded During Reagan Stopover at Baltimore Airport
Police detained an unidentified man in a squad car after Reagan's three hour stopover at Friendship International Airport in Baltimore. The man, alleged to have threatened President Kennedy years ago, was pulled from a crowd awaiting the governor's arrival.
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Baltimore
California
Ronald Reagan
Friendship International Airport
John F. Kennedy
Lindsay nomination forecast for 6th ballot at GOP convention
UPI reports Mayor John V. Lindsay of New York is expected to be nominated and seconded on the sixth ballot at the Republican National Convention by Minnesota and Ohio delegates. Robert Fagaly Jr, national chairman, says advisors foresee Lindsay winning on the sixth ballot.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Richard M. Nixon
Los Angeles
UPI
Minnesota
Ohio
Lindsay
Robert Fagaly Jr
DMV extends servicemen licenses and Thursday hours in Long Beach
Link explains the servicemen license extension under the Motor Vehicle Code to keep driving privileges while out of state. San Diego and Long Beach DMV offices offer Thursday evening service from 5 to 6. A program to aid cigarette smokers via counseling is launched by the American Council on Smoking and Health with a Long Beach office at 4220 Long Beach Blvd and a contact number 422-1217.
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Link
Department of Motor Vehicles
Long Beach
California
San Diego
Independent, Press-Telegram
P.L
American Council On Smoking and Health
Long Beach Blvd
Orange County
Czechs and Soviets in Stalemate as Prague Crisis Deepens
Prague reports say the Czechoslovak party presidium will meet to craft a final reply to Moscow. President Svoboda urged respecting each country's path to socialism while Western propaganda is blamed for distortions. Soviet leaders deny ultimatums as Washington stresses noninvolvement in the intra Communist dispute.
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Soviet Union
Prague
Belgrade
Borba
Moscow
Zilina
Olomuc
U.S
Ludvik Svoboda
Svoboda
Stalin
East Europe
Pravda
Poland
East Germany
Bulgaria
Hungary
Warsaw
Alexander Dubcek
Washington
United States
Czechoslovakia
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Shafer
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Rocky the Best
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District of Columbia
Cincinnti
James Rhodes
Frankfort
Kentucky
Louis Nunn
Birmingham
Ala
Qohio
Spiro Agnew
Nelson Rockefeller
Wintrhop
Richard Nixon
F&C’s
Los Altos Center
del Amo Center
Torrance
Buena Perk
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Willow and Long Beach Blvd
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