New York Mayor Backs Kennedy for Senate Nomination
Mayor Robert F. Wagner publicly endorsed Robert F. Kennedy for the Democratic senate nomination in New York, signaling strong support as Kennedy seeks to challenge incumbent Republican Kenneth B. Keating. Keating, 18-year Congress veteran, runs for a second term with Barry Goldwater atop the GOP slate.
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Kennedy seeks New York path to Senate victory in 1964 race
President Johnson is shown welcoming Kennedy's bid to enter New York politics as a boost to the party locally and possibly win one of the two Republican Senate seats. Kennedy plans to announce his candidacy and resign as attorney general on Sept 1 as the State Democratic Convention meets in New York, while Wagner endorses him despite opposition from Stratton. Togliatti, longtime Soviet ally and Italian Communist leader, dies after a stroke and surgeries, part of a watershed in Cold War politics.
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Kennedy to Reveal Plans Next Week at Gracie Mansion
Washington reports that Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy will disclose his political plans early next week at Gracie Mansion, New York. He will attend the Democratic Convention in Atlantic City with no firm specifics on dates beyond Thursday, and he is widely expected to resign from the Massachusetts delegation.
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Battle over seating at DNC highlighted by Wisconsin delegation
At Atlantic City Baptist temple the Wisconsin freedom delegation mapping a 72 hour effort to win seats and votes on the Democratic National Convention floor. They seek aid from California and Minnesota, with Mississippi’s regular Democrats contesting seating. The credentials committee will hear the case this afternoon and a final decision is expected Monday night. Aaron Henry leads the group predicting broader Negro turnout could affect Washington. NASA updates on the Stars and Spangled Banner satellite show drift and planned corrections as scientists prepare signals to adjust its orbit before noon.
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Deductions for Fines Attacked by Lawmakers
Washington senators and a House subcommittee denounced a new Internal Revenue Service regulation they say would let antitrust defendants deduct treble damages for corporate income tax as ordinary business expenses. They warned the rule could weaken penalties for price fixing and trigger billions in lost tax revenue.
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Barry Goldwater Flags Problems With Minuteman Missiles
At the Capitol Barry Goldwater said missile problems were serious and cited Air Force Minuteman third stage motor flaws found in tests. He noted a minor fix had remedied the issue and discussed his own financial disclosure.
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Wallace defiant Wallace Opposes Johnson Support
Atlantic City dispatch reports Governor George C. Wallace of Alabama refuses to pledge support to President Johnson in the November election. He hints at a Southern uprising or third party run over civil rights issues, while defense end May Madden questions his stance. Indicated implications include potential shifts in party alignment.
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Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce notes and sea events
The Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce reports on state lottery plans and a Beatle’s arrival from Las Vegas amid noisy protests. Edgewater fortress protection lines and a hurricane omen near the Leeward Islands frame a day of varied news items.
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