Poverty War Speech Draws Convention Attention
A political convention spotlighted a campaign line, with the administration declaring unconditional war on poverty. In the background a quotation from an unnamed President echoed, adding a contextual counterpoint to the scene.
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No Brown-Unruh Dispute In California Delegation Harmony
California Democratic leaders declare harmony within the state delegation over Assembly speaker role in Johnson campaign. Governor Brown and Unruh meet with Wyman and Bradley in Atlantic City as power arrangements for Johnson's drive are settled. Brown expects to direct statewide Johnson campaign with Don Bradley. Unruh disagrees on leadership but accepts the arrangement. Brown hints at a possible third term with a Sierra snow trigger if reelected in 1965.
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Warren family helps Johnson at Democratic convention
Earl Warren Jr and his Republican sister join the Johnson push at the Democratic national convention in Atlantic City. Warren, a Sacramento attorney and former California governor's son, leads Young Citizens for Johnson after switching to Democrat two years ago. His sister Dernths, married to Dr Carmin Clemente, aids convention demonstrations with nonpartisan aims.
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Civil Rights Plank OK'd at Democratic Platform Meeting
Atlantic City AP report: the civil rights plank, part of the Democracy of Opportunity section, endorses full observance of the 1964 Civil Rights Act and calls for fair, effective enforcement. It condemns extremism on both sides and notes omitting reapportionment and school prayer from the platform to avoid controversy. The platform committee moves toward final approval with delegates expected to largely accept the document at the national convention.
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