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Campaign 1976 / Brown / Washington, DC / Maryland #488564

NBC Evening News for Thursday, May 06, 1976
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(Studio) California Governor Edmund Brown Junior visits DC.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(DC) Brown tells Congress why he wants to be president Senator Hubert H. Humphrey says Brown will do well in Maryland primary. [BROWN -intends to fully test other president candidates.] His recognition factor noted by Congress [Representative Bella ABZUG intros. Brown to some of her constituents.a Brown met with Speaker House Carl Albert who says Brown is only 1 with chance to stop Carter
REPORTER: Rick Davis

(Pikesville, MD) Crowds enthusiastic over Brown.
REPORTER: Rick Davis

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Davis, Rick
Duration:
00:01:50

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