Reagan Seen Conservatives' Favorite Replacing Nixon
West Yellowstone Mont Ronald Reagan remains noncand ididate but is rapidly rising as conservatives' favorite for the 1968 GOP nomination. He conferences with Western governors on unity and says he plans to attend Jackson Wyoming meeting to back any candidate. Governor John Love of Colorado notes efforts to rally GOP state executives at the Jackson session led by Cargo.
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New York Poverty Pockets Tour Highlights Urban Renewal
Mayor John V. Lindsay and Sen. Charles H. Percy led a shirtsleeve tour of New York's urban renewal, from Harlem rehabs to bleak Brownsville and East New York blocks, as a broader GOP discussion of 1968 nomination prospects unfolded among governors and candidates.
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Rough Road Ahead for Dodd in 1970
Washington reports indicate Senator Thomas J. Dodd may face a tough 1970 Connecticut Democratic senatorial nomination fight. John Bailey, party chair, could shape delegate support, while Dodd fights ethical probes and court scrutiny over campaign funds.
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Reagan Says In Experience Not Deter Candidacy
California Governor Ronald Reagan jokes that lack of experience can be an asset and says he has not learned all the things you can't do in Sacramento. He denies any immediate bid for the 1968 presidential nomination while visiting Montana.
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800 Teens Electing Boys State Officers
More than 800 California teenagers gathered in Sacramento for the annual Boys State citizenship project sponsored by the American Legion, moving into full pace activities as officers are elected and program momentum builds.
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