Nixon and Reagan Respond to War Policy and Local Fires
The article notes Nixon facing questions on Vietnam policy with calls for peace without appeasement and Reagan distancing himself as a private citizen. Separately, Torrance firefighters investigated six arson fires at dwellings on West 180th Street causing about 10 000 dollars in damage after occupants were away.
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Governors’ talks favor Reagan amid 1968 campaign pivots
Reagan and Johnson emerge as major beneficiaries after a week of governor talks on the 1968 campaign. Democrats craft a Johnson consensus in St. Louis, while Republicans at Jackson, Wyoming, push for a broad free-for-all nomination. Rockefeller and allies press Romney support in private talks with GOP governors.
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