New Hampshire Rules on Write In Campaigns for Primary
New Hampshire attorney general ruled that presidential candidates on the preference portion of the March primary ballot must file written consent before money is raised on their behalf. Atty. Gen. George Pappas said signatures must be filed by a committee seeking funds for the candidate. Leaders of Johnson and Reagan write in campaigns planned to accompany delegate drives on the ballot.
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Poll Shows Viet Top Issue Shapes 1968 Campaign
New York reports a Gallup poll of 1,898 Republican leaders finds Vietnam the strongest single issue against Democrats in 1968. Domestic problems like spending crime and cost of living are cited as greater overall concerns, with 7 percent favoring more South Vietnamese responsibility.
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Ex-Governor Brown Charges Reagan Missteps in First Year
Former California governor Edmund G. Brown, now a Beverly Hills attorney, criticizes Reagan’s first year in office as a series of blunders harming the state. He cites tax policy, mental health funding cuts, higher education, and welfare control, while noting a fiscal surplus despite Reagan’s debt claims. Brown advocates payroll withholding taxes and state control of welfare, plus merging boards to cut costs.
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Romney Percy in Israel on Middle East visit
Governor George Romney of Michigan arrived in Tel Aviv from Moscow to assess Middle East tension and discuss Soviet arms shipments to Arab nations. Senator Charles Percy echoed concerns about Soviet arms. Romney also touched on Vietnam policy and neutralization as a possible alternative, detailing prerequisite steps.
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McCarthy Demands Broadcast Reply to Johnson Claim
Senator Eugene McCarthy urged networks to give him airtime to refute President Johnson's assertion that his peace bid for the Democratic nomination ties to Robert F. Kennedy's ambitions. McCarthy said Johnson misinterprets him and denied any power grab or conspiracy. Blair Clark requested equal time under the fairness doctrine after Johnson's taped interview accusing McCarthy of maneuvers.
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