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36 Times says that with McG's shift in approach, in effect, Mankiewicz said, the Dems are asking: "Would you hire RN to install your phone? 11 AP leads a report: "McG says he can't guess the purpose of RN's trip to Texas 'unless he going to come back w/another suitcase full of money' earmarked for political espionage. 11 "Giving the Admin a little less heck and a lot more hell, and appearing to get a lift out of it, McG aimed some rough language directly at RN and VP, 11 leads Oliphant on p. 1 of Globe. Two of Ohio's most powerful labor leaders told McG they were tired of the "snide remarks" members of his organization had made about labor. The head of a major Ohio Machinists district endorsed McG but King remained neutral. King said "I am not supporting the McG- Shriver ticket. but I am not going to vote for RN a statement interpreted by others as personal endorsement for McG following an hour-long talk. On CBS film King said he was satisfied w/talk but he renewed criticism of McG staff for manner of dealing w/labor. McG's public apology pleased King, said CBS and may bring McG more labor support in Ohio. UPI reports McG visited Manhattan's little Italy where he was mobbed by a howling, shoving crowd of supporters. McG was accompanied by Abzug AP notes McG was forced to retreat quickly because of the crush of people at the festival W/no audio of McG, Valeriani said over film of an obviously well-received Dem at the Italian fest that the "foremost practioner of the new politics" was practicing the old in an extensive display of flesh-pressing. Later he plugged up NYC organizational holes, said Valeriani over film of Esposito and Lindsay who came around to McG. In order to win, he must carry NY and that means he needs NYC big, said Valeriani. McG will be spending lots of time there from hereon UPI says McG won "enthusiastic endorsements" from Esposito, Troy and Lindsay, the latter saying "I don't think there's ever been a time when I supported a man or a ticket with more enthusiasm. 11 McG told a Levittown rally that if RN means what he says about not increasing taxes "forget about property tax relief, forget about any further aid to the schools. " Police estimated the crowd at more than 6, 000. There were some RN supporters, but McG said they were welcome. "They have no other recourse, they can't find the President. We would a lot rather have RN paying people to carry signs than paying people to tap our national HQ. " UPI noted NY Dem leaders were encouraged by McG campaign and crowds and expressed increasing optimism in his chances for carrying NY Post's Lardner says crowds and interviews w/scattered spectators indicate some progress altho no fire being lit among blacks.

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