Johnson avoids voluntary primaries in 1968 race
President Johnson will not enter primaries this year and will not participate in Massachusetts votes. Advisers say his role is to stay put and avoid appearing to politicize during the Vietnam crisis. Some Massachusetts delegates and aides favor McCarthy, prompting caution about any vote involvement. Kennedy stays with the delegation for convention work.
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McCarthy Charges Dirty Politics in N H Primary
Sen Eugene McCarthy accused Johnson spokesmen of smear tactics akin to McCarthy era methods in the New Hampshire primary. He cited a radio ad urging a Johnson write in and claimed administration backers imply North Vietnamese Communist support if he does well. He criticized Gov John King and Sen Thomas McIntyre for related rhetoric and highlighted a Union Leader ad supporting Johnson.
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Nixon criticizes riot panel and calls for reconciliation
Richard M. Nixon attacked the Presidents Commission on Civil Disorders for blaming rioters while urging more talk of reconciliation. He spoke in Keene, argued for stronger enforcement against riots, and proposed a civilian corps for nation building alongside an all volunteer military. He also discussed ending the draft after Vietnam, and a high professional armed services policy to aid planning for young people.
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Oregon Ballot Candidates To Be Revealed Monday
Secretary of State Clay Myers will publish the names of candidates for the Oregon preferential primary for president and vice president. The list will include candidates generally recognized in national news media and marks the first time vp candidates may be listed. Withdrawals due by March 22 require a nonqualifying affidavit. Governors Rockefeller and Reagan are noted regarding withdrawal scenarios.
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Nixon Tops Reagan in Florida Caucus Contest
Nixon leads Reagan by 47 to 6 as early Republican delegates are named for the Miami Beach nominating convention. Johnson carries the Democratic prize slate with 38 delegates in play for Chicago. Senate panel approves California open presidential primary bill.
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