Vermont governor edges Skinner in tight primary
In Montpelier Vermont Governor Thomas Salmon wins the Democratic U S senate nomination by 53 percent to 47 percent over Scott Skinner as Stella Hackel takes the Democratic gubernatorial primary with 44 percent. Republican Robert Stafford dominates with 68 percent over John Welch.
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Kennedy wins Massachusetts Democratic primary in easy rout
Sen Edward Kennedy thanks campaign workers after an easy victory in the Massachusetts Democratic senatorial primary Tuesday. His nephew and campaign manager Joseph Kennedy III shares in the senator’s joy as the win defeats two anti-busing candidates from Boston.
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Suspect in Kennedy plot sought arrest
Robert E White 42 sought arrest and bail reduction in a Kennedy assassination plot case. He was found competent to stand trial along with co defendant David J King while Sandra R Rondeau remained unexamined. White previously lived in Covina California and had a sales background. Authorities question seriousness of the alleged plot as two suspects faced court Tuesday.
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Campaign kicks off with Thomson Spanos narrow NH gubernatorial race
In Concord Republican Gov. Meldrim Thomson and Democrat Harry Spanos claim their parties’ nominations signaling a heated general election. Thomson dominates early statewide returns with 65 percent, while Spanos gains strength in urban centers, finishing 41 percent with key challengers in pursuit.
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Massachusetts
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Absentee ballots may decide Rhode Island Senate race
In a record primary turnout Rhode Island voters backed Richard Lorber over Gov. Philip Noel by 361 votes. Absentee ballots, not counted yet, could decide the U S Senate nomination race as Lorber led Noel in Providence Warwick and Cranston with 59,134 to 58,773.
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