Julie Nixon Helps Dad In NH Campaign
Julie Nixon, 19, spends hours in Exeter NH greeting voters in a campaign stop for her father Richard Nixon. The Smith College student endures fatigue and publicity, balancing college life with duties on the trail and fiancé David Eisenhower nearby.
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Nixon Leads in Delegate Survey Narrowly Missing Nomination
Newsweek survey shows Nixon at 621 delegates, 46 short of 661 needed. Rockefeller 434, Reagan 191, 89 undecided. Survey drawn from state party leaders. Nixon gains 60 delegates since prior poll. Time and Louis Harris polls for NH primaries show Nixon leading with 65 percent in Time poll and 76 percent on a ballot sample. Democratic side Time poll has Johnson at 62 percent, McCarthy 11, Kennedy 7, rest scattered.
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Nixon says he can carry winner image at convention without strong primary test
Nixon told Wisconsin editors he can enter the Republican national convention with a winner's image even after Romney's withdrawal left Reagan and Staigen in the race. He cautioned that violence in city ghettos is unacceptable and deferred detailed civil disorder report views to a Thursday national address.
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Lindsay Emerges as Possible Dark Horse Presidential Hope
New York Mayor John Lindsay is discussed as a potential alternative to Rockefeller and Nixon if they falter. Analysts consider Lindsay gaining conservative backing as Rockefeller and Nixon vie for the frontrunner amid Reagan Percys and other contenders.
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Lindsay urges Rockefeller to seek GOP nomination for president
New York Mayor John V. Lindsay urged Governor Nelson Rockefeller to run for the Republican presidential nomination and rejected any plan to pursue the vice presidency. Lindsay praised Rockefeller as an excellent nominee and voiced his support for a Rockefeller bid while noting primaries may still unfold.
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