Shafer switches to Rockefeller as Nixon view grows
Pennsylvania Governor Shafer endorses Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican nomination, while Maryland Governor Agnew signals no firm commitment and notes a possible Nixon lead. The GOP delegates in Pennsylvania total 64, with broader shifts discussed on Meet the Press as candidates maneuver toward the convention.
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Chinese Families Do Well In Hawaii
In Honolulu, AP reports Chinese families have the highest yearly income in Hawaii at 372 dollars, followed by Japanese families at 6 887 and Caucasians at 7 246, per Thrum's Hawaiian Annual 89th edition cited by the Honolulu Star Bulletin.
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Delegates split as McCarthy gains among Kennedy group
In Los Angeles a Kennedy delegation leader says sentiment favors Eugene McCarthy over Humphrey among San Francisco area delegates seven to one. Strategy sessions stress remaining uncommitted with talk of a possible third candidate as the party navigates the post assassination mood.
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Wallace Gains Ground in North Carolina Campaign Stop
Wallace, flanked by Secret Service, rallied in Charlotte as the fifth stop on an eight city tour to support his third party bid. He rejected gun control as crime deterrent and urged rolling back court fees while asserting plans to win across the region and nationwide.
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