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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1971

Page

5

Muskie Leads Nixon in 1972 Poll Even Without Wallace

The Harris poll shows Muskie ahead of Nixon 49 to 46 with Wallace not a factor. In a three way race Wallace adds 11 percent, Muskie leads outside the South 64 to 45, while Nixon dominates the South as Wallace splits the vote. Muskie gains from union members and Catholics in the North, and Nixon holds rural strength.

T. Gov George Wallace Edmund Muskie Nixon White House Harris Sirvey Wallace Muskie South Muskle Midwest

Texan Billionaire's Fund Ties to LeMay Breach Suit

A Texas oilman's investment fund allegedly saving Curtis LeMay from hardship after his 1968 vice presidential bid is cited in a Superior Court petition. Networks Electronics boosts LeMay via a fund created by H. R Hunt, son of a Texas magnate, while LeMay faces a $5.1 million damages claim for breach of contract and related expenses. Prime Minister Heath plans a March visit to West Germany for talks with Brandt on East-West ties and Britain's European Common Market bid.

LOS Angeles i Air Force Curtis LeMay Texas Networks Electronics Corp Chatsworth Calif LeMay H. R Hunt H. Hunt Networks Electronics George Wallace American Independent Party Guy E. Ward Ward London i Edward Treath West Germany Wily Brandt Britain

California Democrats to open offices in seven cities

California Democratic Party will open offices in Los Angeles San Francisco San Diego Santa Ana Fresno San Jose and Sacramento to spur interest. Newly elected chairman Charles A Manatt said the project follows a statewide finance committee formation. Cranston Tunney Moretti and other leaders agreed to help form the committee.

California Democratic Party Charles A. Manatt Sion Los Angeles Manatt Will San Francisco San Diego Santa Ana Fresno San Jose Sacramento Alan Cranston John V.tunney Assembly Bob Moretti

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