Romney Won't Return to Presidential Race
Michigan Governor George Romney stated at a Lansing news conference that he has no plans to reenter the Republican presidential contest after New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller withdrew. He noted surprise at Rockefeller's decision and declined to discuss further political moves. Kirk of Florida, visiting, expressed openness to the No. 2 spot and said he would consider a vice presidential bid if asked.
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Bondholder Given Deadlines in New Haven Bomb Plot Case
In New Haven bondholder Sid Jacobs was ordered to produce James Cotter by Monday 10 a.m. or forfeit $25,000 after Cotter failed to appear for sentencing. Harry Bonner and Ronald Johnson received 6 to 12 year terms for a plot to bomb police headquarters and banks. Johnson was freed on a $25,000 appeal bond. Bonner appealed but could not post the $10,000 bond. Cotter had pled guilty mid trial. two others were acquitted.
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Neutrality clash over Ribicoff unsettles Connecticut Democrats
In Connecticut the neutrality stance of Senator Abraham Ribicoff in the Democratic presidential contest drew sharp reactions. Governor Bailey and Rep. Irwin criticized the move while McCarthy backers welcomed Ribicoff's support of proportional representation and removal of the unit rule. Republican chairman Hausman urged clear stances, citing Ribicoff's Dodd vote as evidence of inconsistency.
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iTravel Tax Dead Declared by Rep Bush
Rep George Bush says the Johnson administration travel tax plan for overseas travelers is dead. Speaking in executive sessions of the Ways and Means Committee, he notes the proposal has no chance of passing in its original form. Also mentions the whooping crane as North America’s tallest bird at about five feet.
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Political Hustle Across Campaign Trails
The Associated Press reports on McCarthy in Detroit warning of antiadministration protests risking back lash against his bid. Kennedy tours California for support as Johnson names Sargent Shriver ambassador to Paris. Nixon reshapes Wisconsin primary strategy after Rockefeller withdrawal. Humphrey urges Wisconsin voters to back Johnson. Rostow says critics lack Vietnam policy alternatives. Romney says no plans to reenter GOP race after Rockefeller exit.
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GM Sales Jump 18 Percent in Second Ten Days of March
Detroit AP reports General Motors domestic auto sales rose 38 percent in the second ten days of March over the prior ten days. GM moved 13,494 cars in nine selling days versus 108,466 in the March 1-10 period with eight selling days.
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Kennedy Faces Internal Struggle in New York Democratic Ranks
In New York, a bitter intra party clash spills over the Kennedy candidacy with Weis and O Connor framing a Johnson drive to re nominate and re elect. Burns faces charges of betrayal while Kennedy resists detours as party leaders rally delegates ahead of the June 18 primary.
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Rockefeller Plays Golf in Puerto Rico
New York Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller flew to Dorado Beach Puerto Rico and played golf at Dorado Beach Hotel on the Dorado grounds. He traveled with his 4 year old son Nelson Jr and conferred with Mrs Rockefeller by telephone before deciding to stay out of the Republican presidential race.
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