Kennedy declares candidacy momentum at convention
At the Democratic National Convention in Atlantic City New Jersey Kennedy's candidacy gained momentum as he resigns as a Massachusetts delegate and prepares to enter the New York race His announcement is expected Tuesday Mayor Wagner backed Kennedy and indicated the plan to have Kennedy at his side while saying reports of his support being withdrawn are incorrect Unionist Rep Stratton fights Kennedy for the nomination while a Liberal group watches the upstate scene The Republican Conservative battle over Luce shifts attention as a telegram signaled Rockefeller proximity to the effort and approval from key associates keeps the party watching closely
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Luce Entry In Campaign Is Fought
New York State Republicans clashed over Clare Boothe Luce in a dispute between the two GOP national committee members who sought to block her entry into the campaign. The fight reflected intra party tensions as officials debated strategy and influence.
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Johnson campaign gains from fiscal restraint shift in 1964 race
The public credits President Johnson with overcoming frustrations faced by Kennedy era, noting steps toward tax cuts, poverty relief, and civil rights. Johnson's spending restraint contrasts with earlier presidents, supporting his bid to win the presidency as he launches this week.
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Goldwater Talks With Businessmen in New York
Senator Goldwater met with business and industry leaders in New York for a private reception and dinner to outline his foreign and domestic policy stances. He emphasized agriculture reform, criticizing wheat certificates and endorsing voluntary price supports to widen markets and aid family income. He also warned against sustaining farmer dependence on federal controls.
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Mormon Leader Improving Seeks Support for National Ticket
David O. McKay, 90, president of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, rests in Salt Lake City hospital with definite improvement after a coronary thrombosis. Hodges and Moore discuss backing the national ticket and potential campaign effort. Sanford says district could stay Democratic with hard campaigning. Davis notes the delegation will back Johnson and his running mate choice.
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Siamese Twins Born In Capetown
A Cape Town couple welcomed Siamese twins joined at the head over the weekend. Doctors plan an operation to separate the infants. Both babies and the mother are reported in satisfactory condition.
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Democrats name Humphrey as leading vice presidential talk
At the convention, Hubert H. Humphrey tops vice presidential chatter amid debates on civil rights and the Mississippi delegation. Humphrey, McCarthy, and Mansfield vie for second place while Johnson’s favoring of peace and freedom fuels the dais. Kennedy resignation stirs cabinet reshuffle talk. Roosevelt Jr. eyed as option.
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Burglars Steal Furs From Store
Police report burglars ditched a costly haul of furs at The French Poodle on Connecticut Avenue. Despite a strong alarm and steel back door, intruders entered an upstairs office, used a rope to descend into the shop, and fled with close to 50,000 dollars in fur goods owned by Mrs. Alvin Epstein.
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Students Demonstrations in South Vietnam Demand Civilian Rule
The meeting followed several demonstrations by students and Buddhists. Sunday protesters seized the government radio station in Saigon and on Monday about 4000 people sacked a Catholic school in Hue, signaling unrest and demands for civilian governance.
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