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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1974

Page

5

Wallace Dominates Demo 76 Poll in Unclear Results

A Gallup poll of 1,557 adults in 300 communities shows George Wallace leading as both first choice and most unacceptable among Democrats and independents. Wallace attracts 19 percent as first choice and 29 percent as most unacceptable with Humphrey McGovern and Jackson as near followers. Kennedy receives heavy write-in support despite withdrawal.

Wallace Princeton George C. Wallace Alabama Gallup Sen Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Henry M. Jackson Washington Edmund Muskie Maine George McGovern South Takota New York Dotn V. Lindsay Adlai E. Stevenson III Illinois Julian Bond Georgia Humphrey McGovern Juckson Consurer Ralph Nader Edward NM. Kennedy Massachusetts

Ford hails bipartisanship at lame duck breakfast

President Ford joked with 39 defeated Congress members at the White House breakfast that the group could be more bipartisan. He praised Churchill's idea that defeats lead to later returns and warned that politics can be as dangerous as war. Police report a burglary at Dr. Tylicki's office with stamps and dental gold valued at 1235 dollars.

Washington Ford Congress White House Ron Nelsen Winston Churchill Churchill Nessen John Tylicki E. Broadway Long Beach

Demos reach accord on recruiting minorities

Top Democrats reached unity on affirmative action in delegate selection with blacks, women, youth and Chicanos targeted while banning quotas. National Chairman Strauss touted a growing coalition for 1974 as hopefuls for 1976 arrived for the mid term convention to press economic reform proposals amid inflation and recession concerns.

Kansas City UPI Robert Strauss Rules and Amendments Strauss Democratic Party House Washington Moris Udall Driz Lloyd Bentsen Texas Henry Jackson Udall Jackson Bentsen Minnesota Wendell Anderson

Shriver weighs 1976 bid if Daley backs him

Chicago AP report says former vice president candidate Sargent Shriver would consider a run for the presidency if Mayor Richard J. Daley urged him. He stated he was not campaigning but would heed a serious offer from Daley, reflecting his ties to Chicago Democrats.

Chicago Sargent Shriver Richard J. Daley Daley Shriver Chicago Board of Education

Democratic Convention Faces Faction Tensions Diffusing

Amid fears of a bitter delegate fight and possible walkout the miniconvention calms as leaders anticipate harmony. The chairman opposes quotas and Governor Wallace backs affirmative action policies by Democratic governors in a unanimous vote.

Nce Strauss Alabama George Wallace

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