Nixon backers expect first ballot victory at convention
Nixon strategists said they anticipate a first ballot nomination at the Republican National Convention. They note Reagan gains in South and West delegate support but believe Nixon can secure enough votes early. Reagan camp expects a protracted convention with more than two ballots and possible open convention dynamics.
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Rockefeller Says Only He Can Win GOP Nomination
In Cincinnati Rockefeller told reporters he is the only Republican who can win in November. Reagan dismissed the claim saying any nominee could win. Rockefeller blamed Wallace’s third party bid for GOP losses in the South and counted Nixon short of the nomination while estimating delegate strengths.
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Reagan opposes Goodell plan on Wallace nominating end
Gov. Ronald Reagan denounces Rep. Goodell’s plan to have GOP and Democratic lawmakers back the candidate with the most votes if Wallace’s EVs throw the choice to the House. He criticizes coalition as gimmicky and vows not to collaborate with Democrats, cites “morality gap” as top campaign issue.
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