Webliography: Newspapers



1964, December
Wilson, E. (1964, December 28). Murphy’s on way—strike up band. The Miami News, p. 6B.

1965, February
Donovan, R. (1965, February 14). Republicans overcoming ’64 defeat. The Spokesman-Review, p. 4.

Bell, J. (1965, February 15). Politics is bustin’ out all over. The Owosso Argus-Press, p. 18.

n. a. (1965, February 23). Barry boosts actor Reagan, asks Viet win. The Modesto Bee, p. A-12.

1965, May
n. a. (1965, May 3). Reagan favored by United GOP leader. Lodi News-Sentinel, p. 1.

1965, June
Alexander, H. (1965, June 20). Don’t underestimate abilities of Reagan. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 4

Biossat, B. (1965, June 20). Biossat in Washington: Conservatives are unwavering. Park City Daily News, p. 23.

Alsop, J. (1965, June 21). Will New York City point the way to Republican revival in the north? The Day, p. 12.

Donaldson, G. (1965, June 22). Mayoral race grips America. Quebec Chronicle-Telegraph, p. 4.

n. a. (1965, June 27). Sen.Case sees end of way-out conservatives. SarasotaHerald-Tribune, p. 19.

Chamberlain, J. (1965, June 28). ‘Inner circle’ blamed for Goldwater defeat. The Milwaukee Sentinel, p. 10.

McGrory, M. (1965, June 28). Reagan has relit conservative fire. The Evening Independent, p. 10-A.

1965, September
n. a. (1965, September 21). Demos hail Kuchel decision not to run. The Miami News, p. 9A.

n. a. (1965, September 21). Kuchel decision not to run bolsters Democratic hopes. The Press-Courier, p. 6.

n. a. (1965, September 21). Local group raps Kuchel. The Owosso-Argus Press, p. 16.

Helderman, F. and Talley, H. (1965, September 22). Editorials: Point of view takes odd turn. Gadsden Times, p. 4.

n. a. (1965, September 24). Reagan renounces John Birch group. Tri City Herald, p. 29.

Rodda, R. (1965, September 24). Candidates turn out for state Republican meet. The Modesto Bee, p. A5.

Boyarsky, B. (1965, September 25). California Republicans argue over Birch support. The Free Lance-Star, p. 1.

n. a. (1965, September 26). Nixon voices unity plea in California. The News and Courier, p. 3-A.

Boyarsky, B. (1965, September 25). California Republicans argue over Birch support. The Free Lance-Star, p. 1.

Evans, R. and Novak, R. (1965, September 28). Kuchel stays potent force even out of governor’s race. Lawrence Journal-World, p. 4.

n. a. (1965, September 30). Actor Reagan attacks U.S. spending. The Telegraph, p. 1.

Rothberg, D. (1965, September 30). Reagan uses mixture of Hollywood dash and conservative philosophy. Lewiston Evening Journal, p. 9.

1965, October
Evans, R. and Novak, R. (1965, October 4). Reagan uses the soft-sell and comes off like Barry. Lawrence Journal-World, p. 4.

Chamberlain, J. (1965, October 6). Reagan affable, fluent and tactful politician. The Milwaukee Sentinel, p. 12.

n. a. (1965, October 13). Christopher raps Reagan on Viet idea. The Press-Courier, p. 20.

n. a. (1965, October 22). Reagan calls for facts on Viet Nam War. Lodi News-Sentinel, p. 16.

n. a. (1965, October 25). Actor’s statement scored. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 6.

n. a. (1965, October 28). West Coast politics. St. Joseph News-Press, p. 6A.

1965, November
Bacon, J. (1965, November 14). All the world’s a stage: More and more actors try politics. Toledo Blade, B3.

Childs, M. (1965, November 22). Washington calling. Reading Eagle, p. 26.

Chamberlain, J. (1965, November 30). Democratic extremists. The News and Courier, p. 8-A.

1965, December
n. a. (1965, December 4). Sen. Scott warns state Republicans. The Press Courier, p. 14.

White, W. (1965, December 7). Trouble looming for California Democrats. Beaver County Times, p. A-6.

n. a. (1965, December 11). Ronald Reagan to announce California candidacy Jan. 4. St. Petersburg Times, p. 4-A.

Rodda, R. (1965, December 15). Waters labels Reagan as darling of Birchers. The Modesto Bee, p. A-10.

Buckley, W. F. (1965, December 17). On the right: How’s Ronald Reagan doing? Ludington Daily News, p. 4.

January 1966
n. a. (1966, January 4). Reagan opponent wants to debate. St. Petersburg Times, p. 6-A.

n.a. (1966, January 4). Actor Ronald Reagan to run for governor. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 14.

Chamberlain, J. (1966, January 4). Reagan readies for the plunge. Meriden Journal, p. 6. 

n. a. (1966, January 5). Reagan bows into race on tv: Bitter comments greet him in California GOP primary. The Miami News, p. 2-A.

n.a. (1966, January 5). Ronald Reagan announces for governor in California. The News and Courier, p. 1-A.

n.a. (1966, January 7). Reagan to run. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, p. 6.

n.a. (1966, January 7). Opinion of the day: Reagan to the rescue. The Day, p. 6.

March 1966
n. a. (1966, March 7). Bigotry implication arouses Reagan. The Milwaukee Sentinel, p. 2.

n. a. (1966, March 7). Shouting, angry Ronald Reagan leaves meeting. Herald-Journal, p. 11.  

Boyarsky, B. (1966, March 10). California battle seen. The Sumter Daily Item, p. 1-A.

Kilpatrick, J. (1966, March 10). Civil rights plans fraught with error. The Evening Independent, p. 14-A.

n. a. (1966, March 14). People in the news. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 3.

n. a. (1966, March 17). A curtain begins to part. Daytona Beach Morning Journal, p. 4.

Rodda, R. (1966, March 20). This is decision week for Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh. The Modesto Bee. 
n. a. (1966, March 26). Pat Brown slaps down challengers. Meriden Journal, p. 6.

Shumway, D. L. (1966, March 30). Prospect of GOP Governor helped Brown make decision. The Bulletin, p. 6.

April 1966
n. a. (1966, April 1). Hello—whoever you are. The Miami News, p. 4-A.

Means, M. (1966, April 1). Capital comment: Political rarity, a nice guy. The Tuscaloosa News, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, April 4). Calif. GOP assembly gives Reagan support. Meriden Journal, p. 7.

n. a. (1966, April 5). Understandable error.  Lawrence Journal-World, p. 4.

Childs, M. (1966, April 7). Washington calling: Reagan real pro in California. The Evening News, p. 4A.

n. a. (1966, April 7). That’s no lady he finds out. The Tuscaloosa News, p. 19.

Childs, M. (1966, April 9). Washington calling: California post means an unending burden. Lewiston Morning Tribune, p. 4.

Kirk, R. (1966, April 13).  To the point: Ambition of mayors. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 4.

May 1966
Wrightson, J. (1966, May 2). UROC sweepingly votes to back Reagan. The Modesto Bee, p. A-1.

n. a. (1966, May 6). Charges of communist, homosexual activity becomes political issue. Lewiston Evening Journal, p. 16.

Buckley, W. (1966, May 9). Reagan ‘smeared’ in California campaign. Beaver County Times, p. A-6.

Streeter, H. (1966, May 12). Hard work Christopher’s way of life. The Press-Courier, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, May 13). Brown takes poke at Yorty, Reagan. The Press-Courier, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, May 13). Berkeley airing asked by Reagan. The Press-Courier, p. 4.












June 1966













 
n. a. (1966, June 6). Business as usual. Spokane Daily Chronicle.

n. a. (1966, June 9). Triumph of public relations. St. Petersburg Times, p. 12-A.

n. a. (1966, June 9). Brown vs. Reagan. The Milwaukee Journal, p. 22.

Reston, J. (1966, June 12). Why the Romney, Nixon rut? – GOP snubs able contenders. Youngstown Vindicator, p. B1.

n. a. (1966, June 12). Reagan wins support from disgusted voters. Youngstown Vindicator, p. B2.

Lawrence, D. (1966, June 13). Reagan’s California primary win throws some new light on politics. The Washington Observer, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, June 13). War error, but must be pushed.  The Palm Beach Post, p. 26.

n. a. (1966, June 14). World Briefs. Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, p. 7.

Alsop, J. (1966, June 14). The ugly secret of the California election. St. Petersburg Times, p. 10-A.

Drummond, R. (1966, June 14). Reagan and GOP. St. Petersburg Times, p. 10-A.  

Chamberlain, J. (1966, June 15). An early prediction: Reagan to win in California. The Milwaukee Sentinel, p. 12.

Drummond, R. (1966, June 15). Mr. Reagan: His victory stirs questions. The Deseret News, p. 24-A.

de Toledano, R. (1966, June 15). In Washington: Ronald Reagan speaks to the nation. Ludington Daily News, p. 4.

Broder, D. (1966, June 16). Eisenhower high on Ronald Reagan. The Telegraph, p. 1.

n. a. (1966, June 16). Reagan, Eisenhower meet to talk politics. St. Petersburg Times, p. 19-A.

Jenks, G. (1966, June 16). Reagan takes moderate stance at Washington: Backs party unity, drives for negro votes; pay television in Press Club appearance. Toledo Blade, p. 3.

Rowan, C. (1966, June 16). Racial undercurrents. Saskatoon Star-Phoenix, p. 19.

n. a. (1966, June 18). Reagan asks area water accord. Ellensburg Daily Record, p. 1.

n. a. (1966, June 20). Controls lashed by Reagan. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, June 23). No aid from Goldwater, says candidate Reagan. The Miami News, p. 2A.

Greene, J. (1966, June 23). Bliss is planning confidently. The Spokesman-Review, p. 4.

Fleeson, D. (1966, June 24). Capital pipe line. Reading Eagle, p. 22.

Kirk, R. (1966, June 24). To the point. Reading Eagle, p. 14.

n. a. (1966, June 27). Nixon had his chance, says Javits. The Milwaukee Sentinel, p. 3.

Buckley, W. F. (1966, June 28). The 1968 question. The News and Courier, p. 10-A.

n. a. (1966, June 29). Additional bad news for Brown. Lewiston Morning Tribune, p. 4.

Chamberlain, J. (1966, June 30). Consensus gone. The News and Courier, p. 12-A.

July 1966
Fulton, L. (1966, July 1). Washington report. Reading Eagle, p. 20.

Wicker, T. (1966, July 1). Republicans: Still a house divided? St. Petersburg Times, p. 16-A.

n. a. (1966, July 6). Reagan won’t seek presidency. Herald-Journal, p. 1.

Evans, R. & Novak, R. (1966, July 8). Romney active at meetings and looks like no. 1 name. Lawrence Journal-World, p. 4.

Childs, M. (1966, July 9). Washington calling: Governors in conference had air of being cabined and confined. The Morning Record, p. 6.

Drummond,R. (1966, July 12). Can Reagan beat Pat Brown? Youngstown Vindicator, p. 12.

Evans, R. & Novak, R. (1966, July 13). Inside Report: The truce of Reagan. The Victoria Advocate, p. 4.

Drummond, R. (1966, July 15). Professional politicians groping to find the real Ronald Reagan. The Washington Reporter, p. 4.

Biossat, B. (1966, July 16). Sen. Kuchel had best follow party lines on Mr. Reagan. The Victoria Advocate, p. 4.

Evans, R. & Novak, R. (1966, July 18). Watts’ problems in cement for Brown-Reagan battle. The Free Lance-Star, p. 4.

Biossat, B. (1966, July 19). Worried Pat Brown figures out moves against Reagan. The Victoria Advocate, p. 4.

Alsop, J. (1966, July 22). Since the Civil War! The Miami News, p. 6A.

n. a. (1966, July 27). Hard fight for Brown. The Free Lance-Star, p. 6.

Fritchey, C. (1966, July 28). The making of a president (or governor). St. Petersburg Times, p. 14-A.

Fritchey, C. (1966, July 29). Brown accepts debate challenge. The Palm Beach Post, p. 6.

Riesel, V. (1966, July 29). Labor leaders go all-out for Brown in California. The Palm Beach Post, p. 6.

Humphrey, H. (1966, July 30). Ann Sheridan, ‘Oomp Girl’ to TV star. The Free Lance-Star, p. A-17.

Wicker, T. (1966, July 31). Strange alliances seen in fair housing hassle. The Press-Courier, p. 6.

August 1966
Wicker, T. (1966, August 2). Sen. Kuchel, “unrepentant,” may continue to go own way. The Press-Courier, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, August 3). Johnson asks law to curb gun sales. St. Petersburg Times, p. 1.

Handsaker,G. (1966, August 7). Ex-actress Nancy Reagan plays her favorite role:Homemaker. Lewiston Morning Tribune, p.8.

n. a. (1966, August 9). Reagan writes us off. Washington Afro-American, p. 4.

Chamberlain, J. (1966, August 11). GOP conservatism rides rising tide. The Evening Independent, p. 12-A.

n. a. (1966, August 12). Demo ‘expose’ hits Reagan as pal of rightists. The Miami News, p. 3-A.

n. a. (1966, August 12). Demos in California act to link Reagan, extreme rightists. St. Joseph Gazette, p. 4B.

Taylor, H. J. (1966, August 12). Reagan works to polarize California protest vote. The Milwaukee Sentinel, p. 18.

n. a. (1966, August 17). Knight gives tacit support to Reagan. St. Petersburg Times, p. 2-A.

Pearson, D. (1966, August 18). Gubernatorial races of national significance. Gadsden Times, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, August 25). Yorty says Bobby seeks presidency. The Press-Courier, p. 16.

McDowell, C. (1966, August 27). On a clear day, you can see 1980. The Evening Independent, p. 8-A.

n. a. (1966, September 8). California contributors. The Day, p. 14.

n. a. (1966, September 9). A look at the candidates’ wives. The Press-Courier, p. 10.

Morin, R. (1966, September 12). California’s gubernatorial race becoming more heated. Toledo Blade, p. 3.

n. a. (1966, September 12). Invective marks political face-off. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 24.

Cox, J. (1966, September 14). Reagan, Governor Brown throw angry charges in hot California campaign. The Bulletin, p. 10.

Buckley, W. (1966, September 15). Brown using ‘Bircher club’ on Reagan. Eugene Registger-Guard, p. 14A.

n. a. (1966, September 15). Who’s a Bircher? The Day, p. 14.

Cox, J. (1966, September 16). Brown-Reagan heats up. Eugene Register-Guard, p. 8A.

Buckley, W. (1966, September 16). Reagan is victim of liberal smear. The Evening News, p. 6A.

Cooper, H. (1966, September 16). Majority of Republican pros pick Nixon to win nomination in 1968. The Morning Record, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, September 17). Brown, Reagan both see crisis in California. The Bulletin, p. 4.

Rodda, R. (1966, September 18). In your heart:  Ronald Reagan is right, center, liberal. The Modesto Bee, p. C2.

Pearson, D. (1966, September 19). Reaganism may split Republicans. The Free Lance Star, p. 4.

Pearson, D. (1966, September 20). Labor said turning away from champions of past. The Palm Beach Post, p. 6.

Alexander, H. (1966, September 21). The Calif. race for governor. Lewiston Evening Journal, p. 4.

Fleeson, D. (1966, September 21). News behind the news. The Modesto Bee.

Evans, R. & Novak, R. (1966, September 24). Big anti-welfare swell bound to help Reagan. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, p. 6.

Rodda, R. (1966, September 25). Reagan calls for belt tightening to cut state costs; Hits withholding tax idea. The Modesto Bee, p. A-2.

Alexander, H. (1966, September 26, 1966). The California Race. Sarasota Journal, p. 6.

Childs, M. (1966, September 27). On the political front. Reading Eagle, p. 18.

Pearson, D. (1966, September 28). Dodd switches to commercial flights. The Bulletin, p. 4.

Alexander, H. (1966, September 29). It will take the best people to save California. Sarasota Journal, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, September 30). Ronald Reagan—In politics, or on screen, he finds it’s still acting. The Montreal Gazette, p. 7.

Morin, R. (1966, September 30). Governor seeks third term: Internal Democratic strife is hurdle Brown must clear for reelection. Meriden Journal, p. 9.

October 1966
Biossat, B. (1966, October 5). Bad news for Negroes. The Victoria Advocate, p. 6.

Drummond, R. (1966, October 6). The Brown, Reagan dilemma. The Deseret News, p. 20A.

Boyarsky, B. (1966, October 7).  California Democrats fear white backlash. Lewiston Morning Tribune, p. 9.

n. a. (1966, October 7). Ronald for real. Time Magazine. Retrieved from http://www.time.com/time/magazine/article/0,9171,199339,00.html

Drummond, R. (1966, October 8). Dilemma in California. Herald-Journal.

Kirk, R. (1966, October 10). To the point. Reading Eagle, p. 10.

Boyarsky, B. (1966, October 11). Brown, Reagan styles contrast. The Press-Courier, p. 20.

Pearson, D. (1966, October 11). More about Reagan work for General Electric Co. The Palm Beach Post, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, October 11). Who’s out front? Romney? Reagan? Gadsden Times, p. 4.

Evans, R. & Novak, R. (1966, October 11). Campaign contribution returned to Birchite. The Free Lance-Star, p. 6.

Reston, J. (1966, October 12). Big business surprisingly loyal to social programs. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, October 14). GOP liberal wing claims conservatives divert funds. St. Joseph Gazette, p. 10A.

n. a. (1966, October 15). Brown swings at Proposition 16. The Press-Courier, p. 3.

n. a. (1966, October 15). Reagan bids for Mexican support. The Press-Courier, p. 3.

n. a. (1966, October 15). L. A. Times for Reagan. The Miami News, p. 3-A.

White, W. (1966, October 18). Democrat governors having deep trouble. The News-Dispatch, p. 4.

Reston, J. (1966, October 22). In California, too late to change? St. Petersburg Times, p. 8-A.

n. a. (1966, October 23). Kennedy heckled in L.A. The Spokesman-Review, p. 1.

McGrory, M. (1966, October 26). Bobby has undertow of his own in L.A. The Evening Independent, p. 10-A.

Pearson, D. & Anderson, J. (1966, October 27). Record suppressed on Reagan? St. Petersburg Times, p. 23-A.

Pearson, D. (1966, October 28). California Republicans cover Reagan’s record as student. The Palm Beach Post, p. 6.

Hope, P. (1966, October 30). Coattails shorter now. The Tuscaloosa News, p. 4.

Alsop, J. (1966, October 31). Poor Pat Brown. Lodi News-Sentinel, p. 6.

November 1966 
n. a. (1966, November 1). Draft remark condemned. Ellensburg Daily Record, p. 12. 

Biossat, B. (1966, November 2). Reagan misfire is hurting Pat Brown. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, November 3). California choice—Pat Brown or Ronald Reagan. The Montreal Gazette, p. 7.

Evans, R. &  Novak, R. (1966, November 3). Pressure on Reagan to choose moderates. The Deseret News, p. 26 A.

Kane, J. (1966, November 4). Here’s a look at some key races . The Owosso Argus-Press, p. 9.

Biossat, B. (1966, November 5). Ronald the plausible—tale of an authentic phenomenon, The Victoria Advocate, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, November 5). It’s high noon in California race. The Tuscaloosa News, p. 1.

n. a. (1966, November 5). Avid supporters throng governor in Los Angeles. Lodi News-Sentinel, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, November 5). Racial issue could be crucial in California. Daytona Beach Morning Journal, p. 2.

Fleeson, D. (1966, November 7). An ordeal comes to an end in California. The News-Dispatch, p. 4.

Buckley, W. (1966, November 8). The California cliff-hanger. Sarasota Herald-Tribune, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, November 8). Reagan-Brown race watched. The Washington Reporter, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, November 9). Voters send Brown into retirement. The Bulletin, p. 8.

n. a. (1966, November 9). Reagan sweep establishes him as top man among conservative Republicans. The Bulletin, p. 8.

n. a. (1966, November 9). Reagan elected in California. The News and Courier, p. 3-A.

n. a. (1966, November 9). California governorship goes to Ronald Reagan. Ellensberg Daily Record, p. 8.

n. a. (1966, November 9). Reagan winner in California. Daytona Beach Morning Journal, p. 1.

Wicker, T. (1966, November 10). Vote restores GOP as strong challenger. The Milwaukee Journal, p. 6.

Biossat, B. (1966, November 9). Victory likely to handicap Reagan on national scene. The Victoria Advocate, p. 4.

n. a. (1966, November 9). Reagan victor over Brown in California. The Morning Record, p. 1.

n. a. (1966, November 9). What lies ahead. The Press-Courier, p. 6.

n. a. (1966, November 9). Actor captures California. The Leader-Post, p. 1.

n. a. (1966, November 9). Republicans gain governorships. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 2.

n. a. (1966, November 10). White backlash. The Modesto Bee, p. A-11.

n. a. (1966, November 10). Brown cites reasons for lopsided loss. Lodi News-Sentinel, p. 5.

n. a. (1966, November 10). California Republicans show biggest strength in decade. The Morning Record, p. 13.

Scott, V. (1966, November 11). Ronald Reagan began shaky, gained poise. The Times-News, p. 7.

n. a. (1966, November 12). Owosso group spearheads drive to put Reagan in the White House. The Owosso-Argus Press, p. 5.

1967
January 1967
n. a. (1967, January 1). Midnight inauguration only start of Reagan revamping. The Telegraph-Herald, p. 13.

n. a. (1967, January 2). Reagan takes over reins of California government. The Dispatch, p. 2.

n. a. (1967, January 3). Reagan: Streamline government. The Milwaukee Sentinel, p. 3.

Weisser, P. (1967, January 5). Inaugural sidelights: Sun beams, bands blare, cannons boom and 15,000 cheer. The Modesto Bee, p. A-1.














February 1967






 n. a. (1967, February 11). 20,000 mass for protest against Reagan fund cuts. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 2.

 n. a. (1967, February 11). Students march against Reagan. The Southeast Missourian, p. 5.

 n. a. (1967, February 11). Reagan drowned out by hostile demonstrators. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 2.

 Cox, J. D. (1967, February 13). "Student power!" cry goes up: Reagan not to be moved. The Windsor Star, p. 36.

 Cox, J. D. (1967, February 13). After students, Reagan faces legislative fight. Middlesboro Daily News, p. 1.

n. a. (1967, February 15). Reagan still sees tuition as inevitable. The Modesto Bee, p. A-2.

 n. a. (1967, February 15). Reagan stands firm on tuition mandate. Eugene Register-Guard, p. 5A.

 n. a. (1967, February 16). California regents okay budget above Reagan's figures. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 6.

n. a. (1967, February 16). California tuition plan postponed? St. Petersburg Times, p. 14-A.

 n. a. (1967, February 17). Reagan plea rejected: free tuition to continue. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 2.

 n. a. (1967, February 21). Pro-tuition marchers to visit Reagan. Lodi News-Sentinel, p. 1.

n. a. (1967, February 21). Tuition proposal supported. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 26.

 n. a. (1967, February 23). Pro-tuition rally draws only 1,000. Eugene Register-Guard, p. 4A.

 Shock, J. (1967, February 23). Reagan talks with student supporters. Lodi News-Sentinel, p. 1.

 n. a. (1967, February 27). Post backs budget cuts, not tuition. The Modesto Bee, p. A-1.

Smith, M. (1967, February 28). All levels or none: Post challenges call for tuition. The Modesto Bee, p. A-1.

n. a. (1967, February 28). Set to move. Reading Eagle, p. 3.

 Chamberlin, J. (1967, February 28). These days: Reagan leery of work law. The Sumter Daily Item, p. 8.


March 1967
n. a. (1967, March 1). Delegates may push for Reagan. Reading Eagle, p. 14.

Boyarsky, B. (1967, March 1). Ready Reagan banners for favorite son role at national convention. Warsaw Times, p. B-11.

 Bell, J. (1967, March 2). GOP dinner is no help for Romney. Youngstown Vindicator, p. 1.

 Rose, B. (1967, March 4). Steer clear of California, Reagan advises Romney. Youngstown Vindicator, p. 10.

 Behrendt, D. (1967, March 7). Reagan accused of fostering anti-intellectualism. The Milwaukee Journal, part 1 - page 11.

 n. a. (1967, March 8). Reagan asks for tax increase. Eugene Register-Guard, p. 3A.

n. a. (1967, March 11). Reagan claims he's just 'favorite son'. St. Petersburg Times, p. 2-A.

 n. a. (1967, March 14). Execution of Black Muslim is scheduled. The Times-News, p. 3.

 n. a. (1967, March 20). Reagan for President? The Miami News, p. 5-A.

Harris, L. (1967, March 20). The Harris survey: Californians split on Reagan stand. The Milwaukee Sentinel, Part 1 p. 99.

 n. a. (1967, March 20). Reagan: More than a favorite son? The Tuscaloosa News, p. 3.

 May 1967

 


June 1967


n. a. (1967, June 27). McCall sees hot property in Reagan. The Spokesman-Review, p. 6.

White, W. (1967, June 28). If Nixon stumbles, Reagan will lead. Herald-Journal, p. 4.

Boyarsky, B. (1967, June 29). California Republicans look hopefully to Reagan entry in presidential race. Meriden Journal, p. 3.

Broder, D. (1967, June 30). Reagan support looms. The Spokesman-Review, p. 4.

July 1967
n. a. (1967, July 1). The Republican horse race. Observer-Reporter, p. 4-A.

September 1967
Pearson, D. (1967, September 24). Older, wiser Reagan visits alma mater. Gadsden Times, p. 4.

Pearson, D. (1967, September 28). Reagan dons new role. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 4.

Childs, M. (1967, September 29). Reagan and Dirksen cast from the same mold. The Morning Record, p. 6.

October 1967
n. a. (1967, October 3). Business picks up for cons. The Montreal Gazette, p. 36.

McGrory, M. (1967, October 9). Reagan keeps Nixon guessing. The Evening Independent, p. 12-A. 

Evans, R. & Novak, R. (1967, October 9). Reagan charisma prompts Nixon strategy change. Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, p. 10.

Biossat, B. (1967, October 9). Reagan vs. Nixon. The Sumter Daily Item, p. 6.

 Biossat, B. (1967, October 10). GOP division feared: Reagan tangling Nixon. The Pittsburgh Press, p. 22.
 
1968
July 1968
Evans, R. and Novak, R. (1968, July 29). Reagan’s quiet raids down south. The Deseret News, p. 10A.

n. a. (1968, July 29). Reagan strategists say he has chance for nomination. The Lewiston Daily Sun, p. 4.

Wieghart, J. (1968, July 29). Nixon running way out front. The Milwaukee Sentinel, p. 1.

n. a. (1968, July 29). Seeds planted by Rockefeller to stop Nixon are sprouting. The Milwaukee Journal, p. 1.

n. a. (1968, July 29). Nixon aides drive for first ballot win. The News and Courier, p. 6-A.

Boyarsky, B. (1968, July 30). “Stop Nixon” strategy—say Reagan trend grows. Youngstown Vindicator, p. 13.

Lahr, R. (1968, July 30). Rocky backers say “stop Nixon”. The Bryan Times, p. 8.

August 1968
n. a. (1968, August 1). Reagan admits wide support for nomination. St. Petersburg Times, p. 13-A.

n. a. (1968, August 1). Reagan: How suite it is. St. Petersburg Times, p. 13-A.

Cullen, P. (1968, August 1). Reagan first, Nixon second, her choices as convention delegate. The Palm Beach Post, p. 13.

Evans, R. and Novak, R. (1968, August 1). Nixon slide stops—help from Dr. Gallup. Youngstown Vindicator, p. 19.

n. a. (1968, August 2). Reagan: Nobody has nomination for sure. Gadsden Times, p. 2.

Biossat, B. (1968, August 2). Nixon counts on reserves to offset Reagan threat. Times Daily, p. 4.

n. a. (1968, August 2). Campaigning to get more delegates: Reagan aides push for nomination. Herald-Journal, p. 1.

n. a. (1968, August 2). Reagan going for marbles? Beaver County Times, p. A-1.

n. a. (1968, August 2). Candidates to meet palmetto delegates. The News and Courier, p. 6D.

n. a. (1968, August 2). Aide claims Reagan gains support in Georgia camp. Gadsden Times, p. 8.

Lehner, U. and Shapiro, W. (1968, August 3). Reagan makes his run as Nixon shows his cards. The Michigan Daily, p. 5.

n. a. (1968, August 3). Foes hope to extend balloting. Free Lance-Star, p. 1.

Marder, G. (1968, August 3). GOP Vice-Presidential hopefuls are plentiful. The Times-News, p. 3.

n. a. (1968, August 3). State shifts possible; Nixon keeps majority. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 2.

Moley, R. (1968, August 3). Leaders in several southern states indicate Nixon would fill needs best. Spokane Daily Chronicle, p. 4.

Lahr, R. (1968, August 3). Nixon agents applying pressure on delegates. The Times-News, p. 1.

Carpenter, L. (1968, August 3). All candidates can laugh—before the convention. The Palm Beach Post, p. 5.

n. a. (1968, August 3). Rockefeller camp claims new boost. Ottawa Citizen, p. 52.

Thomas, R. (1968, August 4). Survey shows Reagan losing state support. The Tuscaloosa News, p. 5.

n. a. (1968, August 4). Rocky, Reagan set showdown. Sarasota Herald-Tribune, p. 1-A.

Watts, B. (1968, August 4). Across the news desk. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 1.

n. a. (1968, August 4). Heavy vote for Nixon says Fla. GOP leaders. Ocala Star-Banner, p. 1.

Biossat, B. (1968, August 4). Biossat in Washington: Rocky’s camp gains heart. Daily News, p. 29.

n. a. (1968, August 4). Rockefeller, Nixon camps swap claims. The Palm Beach Post, p. A1.

n. a. (1968, August 4). Reagan snaps whip over Nixon men. Daytona Beach Morning Journal.

n. a. (1968, August 5). Reagan cuts pay hike. Eugene Register-Guard, p. 1A.

1969
June 1969
Roddin, R. (1969, June 30). Compromise budget ups school aid. The Modesto Bee, p. A-1.

July 1969
Boyarsky, B. (1969, July 1). California Democrats, seeking 1970 victory, stall budget approval. The Telegraph, p. 17.

Boyarsky, B. (1969, July 1). Fiscal crises hit California, Ohio. The Day, p. 1.

n. a. (1969, July 2). California finance in chaos as budget fails to pass. The Montreal Gazette, p. 8.

n. a. (1969, July 2). California and Ohio begin new fiscal year minus state budget. Observer-Reporter, p. A-9.

n. a. (1969, July 3). California fiscal woes near end. The Telegraph-Herald, p. 13.

1970

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