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Campaign `72 / Republican Platform Committee #465656

NBC Evening News for Friday, Aug 18, 1972
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(Studio) Republican platform committee releases draft, bit by bit.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Miami Beach, Florida) Republican platform will have 3 parts (all with Nixon's approval). Platform chairperson, Representative John Rhodes says President should have a hand in platform. 1st part is recitation of President accomplishments. 2nd part deals with busing, women's rights.
REPORTER: Catherine Mackin

(Miami Beach, Florida) Jill Ruckleshaus says Republican women will fight for stronger language in new rules to guarantee larger women's role. [Representative Margaret HECKLER - calls for day care ctrs. for working and welfare mothers.]
REPORTER: Garrick Utley

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Mackin, Catherine;
Utley, Garrick
Duration:
00:03:20

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