Kennedy starts campaign push in crowded presidential race
In Washington Kennedy vows to run for the Democratic nomination challenging Johnson and McCarthy. He argues for deescalation and broader reforms, aiming to unite black and white, rich and poor, while pursuing a coalition path in Vietnam. Johnson predicts victory but faces questions about bold moves. Kennedy plans California and Wisconsin contests, seeks solid support from party delegates.
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Kennedy's Candidacy Triggers Democratic Uproar
New York AP report notes mixed reaction to Senator Robert Kennedy's presidential bid. Johnson, McCarthy, and many in the Democratic establishment opposed Kennedy, while some in New York and several states offered support. The piece cites quotes from John Burns, Lester Maddox, and others amid speculation on primaries and the Chicago convention.
The Kennedy Run Aims To Redefine American Politics
Washington reports that Robert F Kennedy enters the presidential race with timing and vitality that astonish peers. He debuts a bold campaign style, defeats Kenneth Keating, and is hailed as a dynamic political figure shaping party dynamics and youthful energy.
Nixon Predicts Johnson Victory in Oregon Primary
Nixon said Johnson will win the Democratic nomination, with Kennedy entering the race seen as a tougher rival than McCarthy. He argued an incumbent president has advantage and that Kennedy’s name gives him more exposure, while Oregon supporters worked to bolster Nixon’s May 28 primary bid.
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McCarthy Vows No Deals With Kennedy in Nominating Run
Wisconsin report outlines Senator McCarthy declaring no deals with Senator Kennedy as both pursue the Democratic presidential nomination. He vows to run hard, test his record against Kennedy, and dismisses the idea of turning delegates or seeking alliance. McCarthy rails against Johnson as he campaigns in New Hampshire and previews a Chicago convention fight.
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Peace And Freedom Convention Unmoved By Kennedy Declares
At the California Peace and Freedom Party founding convention in Richmond about 1,100 delegates focused on policy. James Vann opened the session as defections to Kennedy were noted, and some delegates expect strong antiwar and antiwar policy positions beyond withdrawal. Candidates for president were discussed including Hugh Manns, William Mack, Dick Gregory, Benjamin Spock, and Martin Luther King Jr. as possible options, with the party weighing senatorial and vice presidential endorsements.
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Rockefeller undecided on 1968 presidential bid
New York Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller said he has not decided whether to enter the Republican presidential race where Nixon leads. He called his decision “Nothing definitive” and said an announcement will come in two or three days.
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