Nixon Favored by Most County GOP Chiefs in Gallup Poll
Gallup finds 2,317 county chairmen favor Nixon as GOP nominee, 1,237 pick Nixon to be the nominee regardless of preference, Romney 610. Rockefeller urges backing Romney to avoid 1968 loss. Romney leads Johnson in national polls, Nixon edges Romney among party leaders. Kennedy and Johnson seen tougher than Kennedy overall.
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Richard M. Nixon
George Gallup
Nelson A. Rockefeller
George Romney
Gallup
Nixon
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Michigan
Romney
Rockefeller
Lyndon Johnson
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Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
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Kennedy
Nixon arrives in Pakistan for talks with Ayub Khan
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon landed in Rawalpindi for talks with President Ayub Khan after demonstrations in Lahore against U.S. policy in Vietnam. Nixon planned a lion to Islamabad and then New Delhi for further discussions on his global fact finding tour.
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Pakistan
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Mohamed Ayub Khan
Lahore
Vietnam
Nixon
U.S
Ayub
Islamabad
New Delhi
Agnew Plans to Push Rockefeller for 1968 Nomination
Maryland Governor Spiro T. Agnew told Connecticut Republicans he plans to meet New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller within two weeks to persuade him to seek the Republican presidential nomination next year. Agnew called Rockefeller a tremendously able man who has been greatly untapped.
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Hamden
Conn
UPI
Maryland
Spiro T. Agnew
New York
Nelson A . Rockefeller
Women Not Talking on GOP Presidential Bid in Atlanta
In Atlanta, Phyllis Schlafly and Gladys ODonnell declined to speculate on the GOP presidential nomination. The remarks came at a reception before the Georgia Federation of Republican Women’s biennial convention, with Senator John G Tower as keynote speaker.
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Atlanta
National Federation of Republican Women
GOPS
Phyllis Schlafly
Alton, Jr
Gladys O'Donnell
Long Beach
Calif
Barry
Goldwater
Georgia Federation of Republican Women
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Maddox denounces drowning of Negro prisoner in pond
Atlanta UPI: Governor Maddox accused prison officials of negligence after James Dudley 22 died December 23 while drowning for a duck retrieval at Wilkinson county work camp. He questioned if the act was voluntary and urged reforms affecting all 75 Georgia camps within 30 days.
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Atlanta
UPI
Lester Maddox
Maddox
James Dudley
Wilkinson County
Dudley
Henry M. Murphy
Georgia
One Day Strike Hits Italy Amid Wage Demands
A nationwide one day strike in Italy disrupts public services and hospitals as unions press the government to end wage freezes and overhaul career categories. The walkout involves large Communist, Socialist, and Christian Democratic unions with a four day span affecting doctors and welfare agencies.
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Rome
Tes
Local man burns draft card at New York peace march
Gary E. Rader, 23, of suburban New York, photographed in green beret uniform burning his draft card during a May peace demonstration. Rader, linked to Northwestern University, served six months in the Army and was assigned to the 12th Special Forces Group. He told reporters he opposed conscription and the training to kill, joining several others in the act.
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FBI
New York
U.S. Army Special Forces Reserve
Gary E. Rader
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Rader
Political Sciences Department
Northwestern Univ
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