Indiana primary complex as Humphrey Muskie clash looms
Indiana welcomes a crowded Democratic field as Hubert Humphrey files for the May primary, challenging George Wallace while Edmund Muskie seeks to consolidate support. Ed shelling out delegates, Hartke bows out, and Nixon faces Ashbrook in a two party showdown ahead of Wisconsin and California contests.
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Agnew Secures GOP Nomination Help At Convention
At the San Diego Republican National Convention Vice President Agnew is renominated with 49 percent of the vote. Treasury Secretary Connally 17 percent, Governor Reagan 14, Rockefeller 4, and Senator Brooke 5 in the polling among tested rivals.
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