House Sets New Path in Ford Vice Presidency Confirmation
The House Judiciary Committee leads a fresh approach to confirming Gerald R. Ford as vice president under the 25th Amendment. Fallout from Agnew’s resignation prompts a broader inquiry, with six additional committee members allowed to view FBI files after pressure from House Democrats.
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Associated Press
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Robert H. Bork
Humphrey and RFK Considered Joint 1968 Ticket
Humphrey disclosed that aides discussed a Democratic ticket pairing with Robert F. Kennedy in 1968 to unify the party. He said the Kennedy camp initiated talks to ensure the loser would join the winner, potentially making either man the presidential nominee and sidelining Eugene McCarthy before Kennedy was assassinated in California.
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Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
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California
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