Oregon Primary Tension in Kennedy McCarthy Battle
In Portland Oregon Kennedy and McCarthy wage a tight race for the Democratic nomination with two primaries won and three to go. Nixon Reagan Rockefeller and Johnson Humphrey campaign on the GOP and Democratic sides while labor backing and televised ads shape Oregon voters. Kennedy supporters predict victory though polls are inconclusive. McCarthy downgrades expectations amid campaign fund concerns and late write in efforts. Oregon's political scene features labor mobilization, absentee candidates, and a wary electorate as Tuesday's vote nears.
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Kennedy fee claim on RFK voter registration drive
UPI reports a Republican senator urged the Justice Department to probe a claim that Robert Kennedy spent 23000 to register Black voters for the California presidential primary. Sen. John Williams sponsors anti corruption legislation and Ramsey Clark was asked to investigate the matter per columnist Carl Iowan.
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Smathers Weighs Path to No 2 Spot in Florida
In Jacksonville, George Smathers floated the idea of winning the second slot on the GOP ticket. He noted tiny votes could shift the result and that Nixon’s chances depend on a strong Florida showing. The dialogue touched Kennedy, Wallace, and the Florida primary dynamics amid party strategizing and regional pressures.
Humphrey Dedicates High Arch in St Louis Stop
Vice President Hubert Humphrey toured the Gateway Arch site and met with Harry S. Truman at the Truman home as he campaigns for delegates. A sweltering day forced an outdoor event to be moved indoors while Humphrey’s hopes in the Democratic race remain tied to Kennedy and McCarthy battles.
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May Day Mission Sale at Hall 110
A church event sponsored by Majhinus Crow and the Rainbow Girls takes place at Hall 110, 1102 C St Hayward. The sale runs May 31 from 2:30 pm to 4:30 pm with proceeds benefiting the Church of Od. Featured items include crafts and baked goods, hosted by local volunteers.
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Kennedy Wiretap Claim Rejected by Campaign
Kennedy campaign denies a syndicated column claim that Robert Kennedy ordered the FBI to wiretap Martin Luther King Jr. The piece says Kennedy proposed the tap on July 16, 1983, did not press after FBI objections, and later signed an order to begin in October of the same year.
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Mamie Eisenhower Supports Nixon in Washington
Mrs. Mamie Eisenhower wore a campaign button for Richard Nixon in Washington as he seeks the GOP presidential nomination. She stays with her husband in the capital while he convalesces from a mild heart attack.
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