Rockefeller Faces Delicate Balancing Act for GOP Nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says he must gain delegates without losing ground as Nixon leads with many delegates but lacks 687 needed for the GOP nomination. He cites a dilemma where freeing delegates in big industrial states could boost him or strengthen Nixon’s minority if his bloc frees theirs.
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Rockefeller Delivers Delegates and Momentum Questions
The report notes Rockefeller gaining 45 votes and Nixon 17, with Ohio Michigan New Jersey mentioned for potential big delegate shifts. Some see Rockefeller’s Tulsa explanation as weak while others doubt his ability to build external momentum. Nixon crosses 400 pledged or leaning delegates. Reagan trails. Rockefeller hopes for gains outside New York.
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McCarthy Weighs Nonlead Backing a Third Party
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy said he might back but would not lead a third party if major candidates supported the status quo. He warned of political distress if Vietnam policy continued and planned Paris talks and Harlem rally as he travels to New York.
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Moyer predicts HHH may split with LBJ this week
Moyers, Newsday publisher, says Humphrey will voice disagreements with Johnson in coming days. He envisions Humphrey as Democratic nominee with Nixon as Republican, while noting Johnson could be nominated by acclamation only in a cross party scenario. Moyers expects Humphrey to shed four year image and rally the young black and poor voters.
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Lincoln Service advertises Civil Service exam preparation since 1948. It promotes high starting salaries and job security in government positions, noting many roles require little formal education. A free booklet titled U. S. Civil Service Positions and Salaries is offered by mail with no obligation.
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