Nixon Romney Reagan Tie For 1968 Nomination
The piece surveys leading Republican contenders Nixon Romney and Reagan with quotes from Georgia Arizona Tennessee and Michigan officials. It notes Nixon’s perceived competence Romney’s growing appeal and a possible California backed dark horse Reagan, highlighting party insiders favoring a candidate with broad cross voter appeal.
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Nixon Tours Midwest to Back GOP Candidates
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon campaigned in Ohio and Davenport Iowa to aid Republican congressional hopefuls aiming to overturn Democratic majorities. He urged a loyal opposition to replace rubber stamp Democrats and criticized Johnson’s inflation and nonmilitary spending while touting Headstart and Job Corps as key federal programs.
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Godfather Role Played by President Johnson
President Johnson became a godfather at a Roman Catholic baptism for seven week old John Lyndon Valenti, son of former presidential aide Jack Valenti. The ceremony drew politicians and amid talk of Nixon, Lindsay, Reagan, and others shaping power in national politics.
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75-Seat Gain Seen by Dirksen
Washington Republican leaders forecast a Republican sweep in the next elections. Senate Minority Leader Dirksen says the GOP could gain about 75 House seats, backing his line with polling trends. Ford offers a more modest 41 or 42 seat gain and notes Democratic popularity slipping.
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Mansfield Sees “Fair Chance” to Adjourn by Oct 15
Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield expressed optimism about adjourning the 89th Congress by October 15. He warned it would be nip and tuck and noted many members must begin campaign commitments after the date if the session runs a few days past the target.
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Collins Quits Post Seeks Senate Seat
Washington reports LeRoy Collins resigns as secretary of commerce to return to Florida and run in 1968 for the Senate seat held by George A. Smathers. Smathers had planned retirement due to ill health. Johnson reluctantly accepts the resignation effective Oct 41. Collins, former Florida governor, will practice law and prepare for the race.
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