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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1972

Page

3

Wallace enters Florida primary as Nixon strategy claims

Democratic chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien blasts Alabama Governor George C. Wallace’s Florida primary entry, arguing a Wallace candidacy helps Richard Nixon. He says Wallace is unlikely to win a Democratic nomination and would empower a three-way race benefiting Nixon. Florida party rules on delegates could complicate Wallace’s bid.

Washington Lawrence F. O’brien Alabama George C. Wallace Florida George Wallace Richard Nixon O'Brien Gov. Wallace Wallace Democrats O’brien Nixon John Ameri\Mitchell Muskie Maine Mae Ee Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Minnesota Jacksonville Vance Hartke Indiana Hartke New York New Hampshire Wisconsin Henry M. Jackson Jackson Iowa State University Ames George McGovern South

Kennedy says he will not be a delegate to the convention

Sen. Edward M. Kennedy disclosed in Boston he will not head a slate of Massachusetts delegates to the national convention yet will be active in the campaign. He filed an affidavit disavowing candidacy to remove his name from the April 25 presidential primary.

Associated Press Edward M. Kennedy White House Kennedy Boston Miami

Boston Mayor Lindsay to enter Massachusetts Democratic primary

In Boston John V. Lindsay, once a Republican then Democrat, announced his plan to enter Massachusetts for the Democratic presidential primary. The move signals a statewide bid as he weighs a national campaign.

Boston New York John V. Lindsay Massachusetts

Ohio Woman Named Favorite Son in GOP Delegates

The Ohio Republican executive committee designated a woman as a favorite son with a second choice due to state law. Leaders named at-large delegates including Sens Saxbe and Taft Jr., Lt. Gov. John Brown, Secretary of State Ted Brown, and former Gov. James Rhodes. Ohio will send 56 delegates and 56 alternates to the national convention with ten elected at large and others from newly drawn districts.

Nixon John Andrews U.S William Saxbe Robert Taft Jr Ray Bliss GOP T. Spencer Shore John Brown Ted Brown Senate Ted Gray Piqua House Charles F. Kurfess Perrysburg James Rhodes Ohio

Top State Democrats Endorse Muskie and Humphrey

Ohio Democratic figures move to back Muskie and Humphrey with Lavelle seeking at large delegate status for Muskie. Lavelle from Toledo stresses party neutrality and says the state organization will not back a single candidate before the Miami Beach convention.

William Lavelle Edmund Muskie Fraizer Reams Jr Hubert Humphrey Lavelle Muskie Miami Beach Laveile Toledo

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