Nixon Plugs for Suburban Votes in Campaign Stop
Nixon pushes for suburban voters in White Plains while Humphrey headlines peace in Vietnam during California and Texas appearances. Johnson warns against troop pullout without a stable peace as Agnew assails a peace at any price stance and Muskie cautions care in any bombing halt. Wallace ballot issue unfolds in Ohio as Stewart orders ballot placement review.
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Incumbents Fare Best in Primary Contests
Incumbents from both parties led in nine states during Tuesday primaries for congressional and state offices. Four senators and several House members won easily, with limited impact from national issues. Barry Goldwater reenters elective politics in Arizona's Senate race, unopposed in the GOP primary. Roy Elson leads the Democratic challenge after a contest with Kennedy and Hervert.
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Kennedy Sought To Strengthen Gun Control Bill
Washington supporters urge Senator Edward Kennedy to back licensing and registration in a strengthened gun control bill. Kennedy plans to participate in the floor debate as the Senate moves to consider the measure expanding control to rifles and shotguns, outlawing interstate mail orders, and barring sales to certain groups.
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Johnson warns against appeasement in Czech crisis
President Johnson urged the Soviet Union to change if not undo what it has done in Czechoslovakia and warned that force will not be tolerated in areas of common responsibility such as Berlin. He spoke to the American Legion in New Orleans and to the Bnai Brith convention in Washington, urging unity, restraint, and a firm stance against further aggression. He called for peace in Southeast Asia and said bombing North Vietnam will not stop until it prevents more casualties.
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