Not Displaying Trappings Yet Aims For 1972 Nomination
Washington Senator Henry M. Jackson calls himself an official noncandidate for the 1972 Democratic presidential race while planning speaking stops in Florida California Oregon and Massachusetts. He defends a strong national security policy and weighs how to influence his party amid rising competition from Muskie Bayh McGovern and Hughes.
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