Kennedy rules out 1984 presidential bid
Edward M Kennedy announced he will not seek the presidency or vice presidency in 1984. He cited personal considerations including his three children as a factor. The brief statement was delivered in the Senate hearing room and broadcast live to a national audience.
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Washington upi Sen Edward Kennedy's decision not to run for president in 1964 improves Walter Mondale and John Glenn's political standing. The move speeds up candidacies of other Democrats like Gary Hart Alan Cranston and Ernest Hollings and could unite liberal factions behind Mondale helping him secure labor endorsements and consolidate staff.
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