Rafferty Denies Calling Cranston Traitor Over Vietnam Bombing Halt
Republican Max Rafferty rejected claims he called Alan Cranston a traitor over a proposed immediate bombing halt in Vietnam. He showed a Cranston statement urging the halt and warned such a policy would be national suicide. He urged law and order and repudiation of left wing groups linked to Cranston.
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Max Rafferty
Alan Cranston
U.S. Senate
Vietnam
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
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California Democratic Council
Americans For Democratic Action
United World Federalists
Kuchel
Kennedy
California
Weiner
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Reagan aides join Rafferty campaign in bid for Senate victory
Two Reagan advisers, Lyn Nofziger and Thomas Reed, will join Dr. Max Rafferty's effort to defeat Democrat Alan Cranston. Reagan ally Holmes Tuttle becomes Southern California chairman, with Frank Adams leading Northern California.
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Kennedy Endorses Cranston in California Senate race
Senator Edward M. Kennedy endorsed Democrat Alan Cranston for the California Senate. Cranston, who flew to Washington for the endorsement, praised Kennedy and pivoted on Rafferty’s claims. The piece notes Kennedy declined a California appearance and references fundraising worries and H. L. Hunt support.
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California Senate
Alan Cranston
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Kennedy
California
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Rafferty
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George Murphy
Robert Kennedy
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Muskie urges lottery draft with nonmilitary options
Democratic vice presidential nominee Edmund Muskie told about a thousand University of Colorado students a lottery draft could replace military service. He proposed a one year exposure with broad nonmilitary programs such as Peace Corps or Vista and option to delay by education. He urged attractive pay and quick end to the Vietnam War through negotiated settlement.
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Agnew Attacks Wallace and Wallace Backers in Missouri Speech
Gov Spiro Agnew told 2000 3000 a shopping center crowd in Cape Girardeau Missouri that a third party candidate like George C Wallace could not govern effectively even if elected He warned that this is a two party government with no room for third party members He also jabbed at Hubert Humphrey criticizing him as being on all sides of many issues in the address Meanwhile in San Francisco the Bar Association urged immediate Senate action on U S Attorney Cecil F Poole for federal district judge nomination
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