Carter accuses McGovern of winning delegates by rules
Georgia Governor Carter accused Senator McGovern of building delegate strength at the Democratic National Convention by exploiting technical selection rules in states with weak McGovern support. He cited McGovern's known rule rewriting background and said challenges to pledged delegates across the nation could reach hundreds. Carter warned of a nationwide pattern as other hopefuls reported similar procedural challenges.
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Harris survey shows McGovern builds new power base
The Harris Survey analysis notes McGovern gains by uniting independents, college educated, high income, youth, and suburban residents. Humphrey remains strongest among low income voters, elderly, less educated, and minorities. Two way Nixon matchups show McGovern 48 and Humphrey 50 in favor of Nixon.
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Wallace supporters told to write president on ballots
County Registrar James Allison cautioned Thursday that Wallace campaign supporters for the Democratic presidential nomination must include the word president or presidential on their write-in ballots in the June 6 primary. Ballots lacking the designation will not be counted under state law.
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Yorty accuses rivals of conspiring with TV networks
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty charged that Democratic presidential hopefuls George McGovern and Hubert Humphrey were in league with television networks to limit California debates to themselves. He urged the FCC to secure his inclusion and said he seeks TV time after a debate.
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Wallace cuts funds for California write in campaign
Wallace campaign will not spend national funds on his California June primary write in effort. California strategist William K. Shearer said the move aims to boost Wallace’s popular vote total across states to influence the convention, though it may not add delegates. He argues the California effort tests party reform rhetoric and preserves Wallace’s lead in popular votes over McGovern and Humphrey.
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Incomplete OCR Notice From Local Listings
Fragmentary text appears to reference income or rental notices, including numbers and a phone-like string. The readable portion mentions Prime Long Bwoch Apartments and a corporate name Bunch Corp. with partial contact digits, but no coherent event or action.
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AIP founder Shearer weighs Wallace campaign action
Shearer says Montgomery will not fund the effort and local efforts only. Campaign offices open in San Francisco and Los Angeles with a possible San Diego site and minimal advertising. He leads the American Independent party in California and opposed direct Wallace write in for the Democratic nomination.
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Dem politician remarks on voter demography and party cooperation
A government official discusses Democratic voters and cooperation with the party while distinguishing organizational aspects from individual voters. The comment touches on voter dynamics and party alignment within the Democratic sphere.
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