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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1968
Page
4
Washington reports President Johnson will not enter any primaries this year. The Massachusetts primary contest with Eugene McCarthy prompted advisers to keep his name off the slate, except where a formal noncandidacy is required to strike his name.
In Manchester New Hampshire Sen Eugene McCarthy charged administration spokesmen with smear tactics echoing the late Joe McCarthy. He released a radio ad accusing Communist influence if he fared well in the primary and criticized Gov John King and Sen Thomas McIntyre for sharp language. McCarthy noted his growing Minnesota support and said Johnson forces use familiar tactics from the McCarthy era. He has secured at least 16 of Minnesota delegates for the Democratic convention.
Nixon accused the President's Commission on Civil Disorders of blaming everyone but the rioters. He urged more talk of reconciliation, criticized heavy federal program focus, and proposed a civilian nation-building corps with volunteer armed services. He spoke in Keene during the New Hampshire primary campaign.
Secretary of State Clay Myers said he will announce Monday the names to be placed on Oregon's preferential primary ballot for president and vice president. The list will include candidates generally recognized in national news, with vice presidential candidates listed for the first time. Withdrawals must be filed by March 22 with an affidavit waiving qualification.
Nixon beats Reagan 47 to 6 in Florida where early Republican delegates were named for the Miami Beach convention opening Aug. 5 in Florida. Johnson leads the Democratic side with 38 delegates to Chicago on Aug. 26, McCarthy none. California open presidential primary bill heads to approval by Senate committee in Sacramento.
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