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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1976

Page

5

Delegates vote over weekend for GOP and Democratic paths

Nationwide weekend delegate selections reduced to 42 Reagan backers and 27 Ford supporters for the GOP contests across Virginia Tennessee Maryland Colorado and Louisiana with several uncommitted slots. Democratic totals show Humphrey Carter Byrd Udall and McCormack several uncommitted choices shaping the convention races.

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Ford vs Reagan battle over Rhodesia ads widens

Ford attacked Reagan over Rhodesia remarks and warned against nominating Reagan. Reagan campaign blamed the ads as a dirty trick while Leggitt defended them, saying the comments were clear and accurate. Nofziger urged withdrawal and pressed FCC action.

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Hayden Sees Narrow Victory In Tunney Debate

Hayden forecasts a tight win against Sen. John Tunney after their Saturday confrontation. Tunney, whose polling lead has narrowed, says the joint interview could aid his campaign. Hayden claims Tunney ignored him while pressing for a debate, as polling shows Tunney ahead 60 to 37 percent with a potential late surge for Hayden.

Jess Tom W Hayden John Tunney Tunnney Tunney Hayden Timmey

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