Democrats Split Ranks as Nixon Leads GOP Field
Governor Williams backs Kennedy while Oscar Chapman shifts to Johnson, signaling a Democratic split. Chapman, a Truman ally, now directs for Johnson with India Edwards assisting, and Scripps-Howard endorses Johnson. Kennedy presses for Michigan votes as Humphrey and Symington weigh Stevenson. Rockefeller avoids pledging NY delegates while GOP crowds cheer his prominence.
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Soviet Premier Khrushchev Accepts Shares Amid Quiet Markets
New York AP report notes Nikita Khrushchev's American shares rise on the market while he refrains from cashing $6.25 in dividends or selling merger gains. He holds 25 A.S.R. shares worth $300, from 1990s gift stock later merged into Philip Morris, with potential profits of about $382 if sold.
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