Academy Nominees Announced for 40th Oscars in Tie
The 40th Academy Awards earned ten nominations each for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner Bonnie and Clyde. Doctor Dolittle followed with nine. Spencer Tracy tied a record with his ninth best actor nomination for Coming to Dinner. Awards will be presented April 8 at the Santa Monica Civic Auditorium.
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Romney Blasts LBJ On Vietnam in Wisconsin Appeal
George Romney dismissed a lengthy text on U.S. European relations and attacked Johnson administration Vietnam policy at a Milwaukee dinner. He warned U.S. actions in Vietnam erode Europe’s confidence in peace and framed the campaign ahead of Wisconsin's April 2 GOP primary.
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Nixon as political Bart Starr leads NH Wisconsin campaign
AP dispatch describes Richard Nixon using a football metaphor while campaigning in New Hampshire and Wisconsin for the March 12 and April 2 primaries. He is framed as a polished quarterback guiding a fast, responsive team, adapting plays to current events such as the Pueblo seizure, New York City garbage strike, and more air sorties to Korea.
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Rebellious Democrats Target Humprey Ground in Minnesota
Rebels backing Eugene McCarthy plan to deny LBJ victory on Hubert Humphrey home turf two weeks before New Hampshire. Minnesota Democrats eye precinct caucuses on March 5 as a key test, with McCarthy seen as wooing college-age voters and potential delegates.
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Rockefeller To Head GOP Platform Hearings
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller will lead a nationwide series of Republican platform hearings in late April and early May in Seattle Albuquerque an undetermined Midwest city and Washington DC The effort aims to gauge grass roots sentiment for the platform adopted at the Republican National Convention Governor John H Chafee said Rockefeller serves as head of the Republican Governors Association policy committee not as a presidential candidate The action follows discussions about a joint platform committee co chaired by Sen Everett M Dirksen and Gov Raymond P Shafer Rockefellers Nebraska primary status noted with affidavit of noncandidacy
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