Nixon Sees New Majority Forming Across America
United Press International reports Nixon praising a forming new majority of Republicans new liberals youth and a silent center. He frames this coalition as seeking personal freedom and solutions that enable peaceful orderly progress, with emphasis on self reliance over government control and a shift in black leadership away from welfare toward dignity and ownership.
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Governors Refuse to Back Rocky in Nomination Fight
New York Governor Rockefeller vowed to fight to the last vote at the convention for the GOP presidential nomination while four Republican governors declined to endorse him. Michigan's George Romney said he cannot offer support and others Agnew of Maryland Shafter of Pennsylvania and Tiemann of Nebraska also withheld endorsement. Rockefeller had brought the governors aboard a chartered flight from Pittsburgh where he campaigned. When asked about backing Ronald Reagan for vice president he said he was open minded to any winning ticket.
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McCarthy Vows Stay In Race Into Convention
U S Sen Eugene J McCarthy told about 500 people at Tallahassee Airport that he would go all the way to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago and favored nominating the best president rather than one backed solely by primary wins. He spoke during a two day Florida swing as delegates vote May 28. The State Department meanwhile said it would offer policy blessings to all six major presidential aspirants.
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Humphrey rejects primaries clash with Kennedy
Vice President Hubert Humphrey plans no campaign speeches in Oregon California or South Dakota to avoid a psychological confrontation with Senator Kennedy as New York’s entry the focus. Campaign aides say Humphrey aims for a first ballot victory while Kennedy pressures a clash by framing votes for McCarthy as support for Humphrey. Humphrey will speak at a high school graduation in South Carolina May 24 and campaign for California delegates after its June 4 primary.
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Kennedy Faces Indiana Nebraska Returns as McCarthy Plans Oregon
New Hampshire Wisconsin and Pennsylvania show second-place finishes for Kennedy while Kennedy loses ground in Indiana and Nebraska. McCarthy declines Florida outcome guesses and predicts Oregon and California voters will reevaluate the real Bobby as front runners focus on Kennedy.
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