Outsider Reagan urges Oregon win for first ballot
Reagan tells Oregon Republicans only an outsider free of Washington ties can win in November. He campaigns in Corvallis and Eugene then Medford, facing mixed reception and boos from students while promoting anti Washington themes and a plan to return authority to state and local governments.
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Reagan Gains Foreseeable Wins in Six Republican Primaries
Ford aides predicted Reagan would win four of six contests with Arkansas Kentucky Idaho and Nevada deemed strong for Reagan while Oregon and Tennessee looked foe ready for Ford. Baker Laxalt and Tower offered cautious assessments emphasizing Tennessee and Oregon as Ford holds steadiness and Reagan momentum in core states.
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Udall Sees Second Ballot For Democratic Nomination
Rep Morris Udall said he may not appeal on the first ballot and predicts the Democratic nomination fight will require more than one ballot. He positions himself as the second ballot choice while noting Jimmy Carter leads in delegates but may be losing momentum as the convention approaches.
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Brown favored for vice president by early Democratic delegates
California Governor Brown leads as top pick for No 2 on the Democratic ticket among early delegates surveyed by the AP. Carter remains the main contender, with Humphrey and Udall as notable second-choice options among pledged or uncommitted delegates.
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Church urges U S to stop imitating Soviet policy abroad
LAS VEGAS AP The United States must stop imitating Soviet foreign policy, Senator Frank Church urged graduates at the University of Nevada Las Vegas. He criticized intervention in Asian and African civil wars and covert intelligence activity, urging an end to compulsive interventionism. He defended Panama Canal interests and urged moral global leadership.
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Reaganes Arkansas staff predicts first ballot win
Reagan campaign leaders in Arkansas forecast a first ballot victory at the Republican National Convention. Judy Petty, state chairwoman, argued Ford seeks a bandwagon illusion on the eve of Tuesday’s primary. Petty released a statewide delegate tally showing Reagan to win ten of Arkansas’ twelve delegates.
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Kennedy backs Carter if Democratic vote clos e
Sen Edward Kennedy urges that Carter be nominated if he nears the 1505 vote threshold for the nomination. He says a candidate with about 1450 votes would show broad appeal and deserve the nomination despite uncertainty at the convention. He also says he has no plans to run for president now due to family constraints.
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