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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1968

Page

6

CORE Praises Nixon while Criticizing Kennedy

CORE praised Richard M. Nixon for recognizing the relevance of black power and criticized Sen. Robert F. Kennedy for wanting white control of Negro programs. The group stopped short of endorsements, while proposing a new $1 billion self help program and calling Nixon the candidate moving toward CORE’s goals. Roy Innis cited Nixon’s April 25 radio speech about bridges to human dignity and listening to black nationalists.

New York Congress of Racial Equality CORE Richard M. Nixon Robert F. Kennedy D-N.y Nixon Roy Innis

Dream ticket would be terrifically popular says Chaffee

Gov John A Chaffee said he would back Nixon if he wins the Republican nomination but called a Rockefeller Reagan slate a terrifically popular dream ticket for the party He added Oregon Gov Tom McCall also believed it would be very strong and unite wings of the party Milk hearings set to probe milk prices for housewives in Sacramento with public hearings planned later this month and in June.

San Francisco UPI John A. Chaffee Richard M. Nixon Nelson Rockefeller Ronald Reagan Chaffee Rhode Island Republican Governors’ Association Tom McCall Oregon Sacramento Agriculure Earl Coke

Rockefeller Rebuts Nixon At Minnesota Campus Rally

More than 6,000 chanting students welcomed Gov. Nelson Rockefeller at the University of Minnesota as he argued he would be more aggressive about future challenges than Richard Nixon. He drew a rare contrast with Nixon during a Q and A after his prepared remarks, stating he has been an administrator while Nixon has been a legislator. A massive crowd, including 4,000 tuned in via closed circuit TV, cheered with balloons and Rocky placards and Rockefeller warned against accepting only order to achieve progress.

Minneapolis Minn University of Minnesota Nelson A. Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Rockefeller University of Iowa Nixon Harold LeVander Minnesota Northrop Auditorium Lis Robert F. Kennedy New York

Progress and Thce Without Them Foreseeable Outcome

A fragment suggests broader progress dependent on specific conditions. Without those elements the outlook may deteriorate, affecting ongoing plans and stability for involved parties.

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