Shriver Sets Heated Maryland Governor Campaign
UPI reports Tr Sargent Shriver plans to run against Gov Mandel in Maryland’s September primary. Shriver resigns as ambassador to France and forms a campaign committee with solid New York seed money. Mandel supporters mock Shriver with counter stickers as jitters rise. Mahoney runs again amid a history of single-party control in the state.
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Carswell Backers Lead Opponents by 2 1 Margin in Senate
Washington report shows Fresi len Nixon nominee Carswell ahead by more than two to one with 37 senators likely to vote yes and eight leaning yes. Opponents number 18 with three leaning no, as civil rights leaders push for stronger opposition before a likely two week vote.
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McClellan cites crime policy and court reform
Senate investigator Sen. John McClellan criticizes the Supreme Court for coddling criminals and urges a law and order approach. He promotes home defense, police cooperation, and restricts on arms while condemning court reversals and instability in the judiciary.
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Republicans Hope Shriver Runs in Democratic Bloodbath
In Agnew era chatter a leading Republican lawmaker said he prays for Sargent Shriver to run, predicting a Democratic bloodbath as the general election outcome looms.
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Humphrey backs Welsh for Democratic National Chair
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey named Indiana Governor Mat Welsh as his personal recommendation to the Democratic National Committee for chairman. The committee, meeting to choose a successor to R. Harris of Oklahoma, would decide at Thursday’s meeting. Welsh, 57, served as Indiana governor from 1964 to 1988 and has been a Democratic national committeeman since 1966.
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Erie County
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Opponents Seek CDC Support in California Senate race
Congressmen George Brown Jr. and John Tunney compete for the California Democratic Council endorsement to win the Democratic nomination for the Senate seat held by Republican George Murphy. CDC President John Burton announced the plan Sunday in Fresno.
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