Loyalty Day Parades Draw Thousands Across Nation
AP reports crowds across the United States marking Loyalty Day with Veterans of Foreign Wars parades. In New York City nearly 7 000 on Fifth Avenue and 4 500 in Brooklyn joined tens of thousands of spectators. Nationwide VFW predicted about six million participants in 5 800 local parades. Events included Newport Oregon races and sea shows, Cincinnati youths pledging law support, Chicago rain dampening 600 to 700 marchers, and antiwar demonstrations in New York and San Francisco with up to 300 000 marchers claimed by organizers.
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Case Reluctant To Back Romney In 1968 GOP Race
Senator Clifford Case of New Jersey declined to join New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller in backing Michigan Governor George Romney for the 1968 Republican nomination. He urged moderates to keep options open, citing Vietnam War pressures and the risk of a fragmented field.
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