Reagan TV address nets big funds despite low ratings
Washington AP reports Reagan’s national TV talk drew poor ratings but boosted campaign funds. A.C. Nelson Co. notes 6.5 million homes watched vs 27 million for rival programs while campaign officials cite $400,000 to $450,000 raised. Production and airtime cost about $100,000. Loren Smith calls the return massive. Reagan also said supporters sent thousands of wires and tens of thousands of letters.
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Supporters plan drive to draft HHH for 1976 ticket
Supporters of Sen. Hubert Humphrey tentatively plan a nationwide campaign to draft him as the 1976 Democratic presidential nominee. The effort, discussed in Minneapolis with Robert Short and Humphrey backers, could begin after April 29, the primary filing deadline, as Rep. Paul Simon and Rep. Robert Bergland weigh whether to proceed.
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