Lindsay Nixon speaks to UCLA on united front against Nixon policies
Lindsay Nixon addressed a 1,300 student UCLA audience after declaring a bid for California's June presidential primary. He urged troops to withdraw from Vietnam, cut defense spending, and press SALT talks while criticizing the Pentagon's budget and war assets. He backed the Peace Action Coalition and discussed campaign funding, youth issues, and labor views.
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California primary field includes Nixon Spock and 11 others
Thirteen candidates including President Nixon and Dr. Spock filed intentions for the June 6 California presidential primary. The slate features nine Democrats, three Republicans and Spock backed by the Peace and Freedom Party, with Wallace not on the list. California’s winner takes all 71 delegate votes to the national convention.
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