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Carter / National Governors Conference / Vice President / Poll #489367

NBC Evening News for Tuesday, Jul 06, 1976
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(Studio) 30 Democrat govs. at national govs. conference endorse Jimmy Carter.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

(Hershey, Pennsylvania) Carter breakfasts with 30 of 36 Democrat govs. Massachusetts Governor Marvin Mandel moves for unanimous endorsement of Carter. [MANDEL - says Democrats should be united during general election.] Minnesota Governor Wendell Anderson says he hasn't been contacted about being Vice President and he supports Senator Walter Mondale for Vice President [CARTER - says Mondale to visit him on Thursday] Senator John Glenn may visit Carter Thursday
REPORTER: Don Oliver

(Studio) Associated Press poll of Democrat delegates shows major prefers Senator Frank Church for Carter's Vice President California Governor Edmund Brown Junior is 2nd choice.
REPORTER: John Chancellor

Reporter(s):
Chancellor, John;
Oliver, Don
Duration:
00:02:20

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