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Campaign 1976 / Democrats / Church #488355

NBC Evening News for Thursday, May 20, 1976
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(Studio) Jimmy Carter campaigns in Nevada and California. George Wallace campaigns in Arkansas. Representative Morris Udall campaigns in Kentucky and New Jersey. Senator Frank Church and California Governor Edmund Brown Junior were in Nevada and Oregon.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Portland, Oregon) Church visits zoo. [CHURCH - says fragmented Democratic vote will hurt him.] Church's campaign won't change because of Brown's campaign. [CHURCH - says people should be informed during presidential campaign.] Church to spend $30,000 on advertising in OR, incling. 1/2 hour television show. There is worry about Brown's campaign.
REPORTER: Bob Jamieson

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Jamieson, Bob
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