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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1970

Page

5

Lindsay Emerges as Leading Democratic Presidential Hope

The New York mayor John Lindsay, though still a Republican, leads among potential Democratic nominees for 1972 in a Harris poll of 1261 likely voters conducted April 21 to 24. Muskie tops at 29 percent, Humphrey at 22, Lindsay at 19, with younger voters favoring Lindsay and education shaping each candidate’s appeal.

John Lindsay New York Sen Edward Kennedy Lindsay Kennedy Edmund Muskie Maine Hubert Humphrey Humphrey Muskie Nixon Bayh Senate Haynsworth and Carswell Muskie Eeteeer Peewee Eeererens Lindsay Onde Renee McGovern Peder Harris Ree

Clearing House mobilizes students for antiwar political action

Washington students launch a Bi partisan Congressional Clearing House to match volunteers with campaigns and candidates who oppose Nixon's Cambodia decision. Led by Richard Neustadt and Tom Hawley, the unpaid staff provide information on candidates and platforms, maintaining nonpartisan ties with about 40 groups while avoiding patronage. Volunteers plan ongoing outreach, with publicized primaries as motivation.

Congressional Clearing House Nixon Cambodia Clearing House U.S Richard Neustadt Harvard Law Tom Hawley Williams College Neustadt John F. Kennedy Faculty of Public Adminis Tration School of Government Harvard Congressional Congress

FCC to Probe Demo Demand for TV Time

Washington FCC chairman Dean Burch ordered an immediate staff study of Democratic National Committee requests to compel broadcasters to sell time for fundraising. Lawerence O'Brien cited a Supreme Court ruling on presenting both sides, while CBS faced a reversal of a half hour sale. The Democrats seek assurances to finance advocacy before a large ad push.

Washington UPI Federal Communication Commission Dean Burch Democratic National Committee Lawrence. O’brien FCC Commission

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