Kennedy Seen As Strongest Demo Threat To Nixon
A Harris poll of 1401 voters from June 7 to 12 shows Kennedy as the strongest Democratic challenger to Nixon. In a three way race with Wallace, Kennedy trails Nixon by 43 to 87 with Wallace at 16. McGovern trails Nixon by 45 to 33, Humphrey 47 to 31, Muskie 49 to 28 with Wallace at 18.
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Lawrence F. O'Brien said five men arrested at Democratic headquarters raid carried walkie talkies exclusively licensed to the Republican National Committee. He urged President Nixon to appoint a special prosecutor to probe the break in and hinted that further details would surface at Tuesday hearings on the $1 million suit against the Committee to Re-elect the President.
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Democratic platform split over bus ing and McGovern aims
Washington Democrats wrestled with school desegregation busing in a platform draft. Wallace supporters urged a strong anti busing line while McGovern backers sought a broader liberal plank on welfare and Vietnam. Subcommittee work continued through the night with Humphrey warning against center policy shifts.
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Demos complete delegate selection in race for 3016 votes
Washington reports the Democratic Party completes delegate selections for 3016 votes at the Miami Beach convention. George McGovern nears victory with 1378 pledged, while New York and Delaware results shift commitments. Jackson forces seize a Seattle convention win as McGovern vows appeals if needed.
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