Delegates Assigned In West Virginia Kennedy Lead Cited
The final May 10 primary returns certified Kennedy leaning delegates for West Virginia with 10 pledged and several uncommitted. Results show Kennedy favored by Barbour and Monongalia County selections, and delegate-at-large list includes Byrd, Molichan, Staggers, and Ward Wylie among others. Several district delegates favor Kennedy while others show Stevenson Symington or Johnson preferences.
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Ned) Chilton
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Underwood Leads GOP Returns In West Virginia Primary
Gov. Underwood topped the May 10 primary with 123 756 votes, leading 12 at large Republican convention winners including John D. Hoblitzell Jr Ravenswood Walter S Hallanan Charleston and Thomas Sweeney Wheeling The slate lists several other named delegates and district picks with vote totals across the state's GOP slate.
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Clarksburg
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Frederick P. Becker
Fairmont
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Arthur M. Hill
Lewisburg
Cleot. Jones
Kennedy gains delegates as Democrats highlight New York votes
Kennedy won at least 87 of New York’s 114 convention votes and held 484 of 761 needed for nomination as Wisconsin and New Jersey hints of additional backing emerged. Republicans discussed Eisenhower’s response to criticism and Morton’s VP prospects while Seaton praised Lyndon Johnson and Johnson’s NY tally rose to 214 votes.
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Byrd Explains Kennedy WV Primary Victory
Covington resident William O Smith cites Sen Robert Byrds May letter blaming Kennedy win on money and pro Kennedy press support. Smith disputes only part noting party forces and miner influence while offering no evidence of vote buying with campaign funds.
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