Fundraiser for Anderson draws mixed reactions in San Francisco
Independent candidate John B. Anderson faced an astonished San Francisco crowd as a Gary Poole dance revue performed at the Galleria Design Center. Dancers appeared in skin-tight outfits with suggestive moves while disco lighting played as Anderson joked about sedate Midwest naivete. Supporters found the show inappropriate though campaign aides said it would not affect his political standing.
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Anderson to meet Carter debate conditions amid ballot push
John B. Anderson said he will accept President Carter's debate conditions if he is on enough state ballots to be a credible challenger. Carter may debate Anderson separately from Reagan if Anderson appears on sufficient ballots. Anderson completed a two day ballot access drive in California needing 101,296 signatures by August 8 to qualify, planning trips next to Oregon and back to Washington.
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Mayors back Carter as Kennedy urged to bow out
Democratic mayors reaffirm support for Carter at the U S Conference of Mayors meeting and urge Kennedy to exit the race while criticizing prospects of large federal aid to cities. Republicans back Reagan as Carter faces calls for more help to cities amid rising unemployment and recession.
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Jordan to direct campaign for Carter reelection
Hamilton Jordan will leave the White House post to direct day to day campaign work for President Carter. He joins a campaign triumvirate with Robert S. Strauss and Timothy Kraft leading the Carter Mondale Committee. Strauss remains spokesman and liaison to key Democrats and business leaders while Kraft handles field operations. Jordan will craft strategy and coordinate with the White House and President Carter.
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