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12 ticket and the product of a Dem conspiracy by Waldie, Tunney and EMK, 3 men who see Reinicke standing in their way. On film he said he's given 10 of his best years to public life and now, after 2 years of deliberations, this charge is dropped on him 60 days before election. ABC said Reinicke strode off confidently as if it were another campaign stop. Light CBS film of acting Calif. Gov. Mills riding a bike. Reagan was also out of the state. Indicating he wouldn't permit natl. security to be used in Ellsberg break-in trial, Gesell said, "It's a very simple conspiracy question. It's whether there was an agreement to bust into the doctor's and whether they did it. All this talk about natl defense and Russians and everything else doesn't have anything to do w/it." NBC briefly noted ruling out of natl. sec. Phillips-Sindlinger Survey finds by 43-32%, public thinks Jaworski's doing a good job w/13% uninterested and remainder undecided. Only 30% can name the spec. pros. while 33% can't and 18% could care less. Survey finds 41% of those in metro areas of over IM can name him, 23% in areas w/under 500, 000, 19% in rural areas. In rural areas 30% expressed no interest in his identity compared w/only 7% in large metro areas. Poll found only enthusiasm for Jaworski in East where 71% approve compared w/47% in M-W, only 9% in South where 36% described his performance "dnlyfair or poor" w/ an additional 35% uninterested.

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