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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1968

Page

6

State Poll Shows RFK and Kuchel Narrow About Leads

The State Poll reports California Republican voters split between Kuchel and Ware in a Senate contest with Rafferty and Cammack also named. Democratic preferences show Cranston leading Beilenson, Buchanan, Bennett, and Crail, while Nixon maintains frontrunner status for president among Republicans.

Cranston Ats Beilenson California Prubence Walter R Buck” Buchanan William Bennett Utilities Ciee Occ Eb Cayvy Steeds Charles Crail Bankers Rirnsotie

Three Republicans Withdraw From Senate Race in California

Three candidates for the Republican senatorial nomination withdrew Sunday and backed Dr Max Rafferty. The backers were W C Jones publisher Phil Commack engineer and James A Ware businessman all of Los Angeles.

Kachel Rafferty James A. Ware Phil Cammack W. C. Jones Max Rafferty Rafferty Phil Commack James A. Ware Los Angeles

Kuchel tours Los Angeles County seeks renomination

Senator Thomas H. Kuchel wrapped up a broad bus tour through Los Angeles County and voiced buoyed confidence in winning re election. He avoided forecasts from campaign chair Rod Hills who claimed a victory margin of at least 400000 votes. Kuchel and his wife Betty greeted supporters during walks in Downtown Long Beach Farmers Market West Covina and Topanga Plaza amid a heckler and placards backing opponent Max Rafferty.

Thomas H. Kuchel Los Angeles County U.S Senate Southern California Rod Hills Hills Kuchel Betty Long Beach Los Angeles West Covina Topanga Plaza Max Rafferty

Percy Open to VP Offer If Nixon Seeks Ticket

Sen. Charles H. Percy of Illinois said he would accept an invitation to run as vice president on the Republican ticket if Nixon seeks the nomination. Percy added Nixon was 99.44 percent sure of winning the presidential nomination.

California Gov Reagan Miami The United States Rock Island, Ill UPI Charles H. Percy Illinois Richard M. Nixon Repub Percy Nixon

Kennedy Nixon win in KTLA viewer poll

In a live color KTLA poll of How Do You Vote? in Southern California Senator Robert Kennedy won the Democratic share with 3,196 votes while Richard Nixon led Republicans with 1,883. The total tallies: 4,947 for Democrats and 2,295 for Republicans. Jack Rourke produced and emceed the program.

Hollywood CNS Robert Kennedy Richard Nixon KTLA Channel 5 California Kennedy McCarthy Humphrey Nixon Reagan Rockefeller Jack Rourke

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