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Campaign `72 / North Carolina Senate Race #18484

ABC Evening News for Thursday, Nov 02, 1972
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(Studio) President Nixon's communications director Herbert Klein predicts President will carry 45 states in election. Says Republicans have chance to gain control of Senator
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

(North Carolina) [Nick GALIFIANAKIS - Democratic candidate for Senator in North Carolina, notes length of name.] [Jesse HELMS - an ultraconservative, speaks to broader Republican group in Senate campaign.] [Vice President AGNEW - comes to North Carolina to help Helms.] Nixon has huge lead over McGovern, but voting machines make it easy to split ticket.
REPORTER: Bob Clark

(Studio) President Nixon to stop in Raleigh, North Carolina, over weekend.
REPORTER: Howard K. Smith

Reporter(s):
Clark, Bob;
Smith, Howard K.
Duration:
00:03:00

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