Kennedy ends 1968 White House bid in favor of Senate service
Boston AP Kennedy announces he will not seek the 1968 presidency saying his best path to advancing shared values is through the Senate. He cites commitment to his three children and long public service, noting he will run for re election to the Senate in 1988.
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Kennedy decision shocks party leaders in December uproar
Dole warned that Kennedy could be drafted to serve the party or nation. Sen. Cranston expressed surprise at the timing of the announcement. A Kennedy candidacy drew mixed views about Southern support and leadership in the Senate as Byrd and other leaders weighed the impact on the 196 nominating race.
Move contractor in MOVE case faces robbery and assault charges
Ernest, hired to rebuild 61 homes in the burned MOVE neighborhood after the May 13 police clash, will be charged with robbery and aggravated assault in a police complaint filed by Daniel Miller, a New York Times photographer. Miller, 34, Newark, Del., said he and Michael were assaulted as about 100 construction workers gathered and tried to take their cameras.
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