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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1964
Page
2
California Democratic leaders debate Engle's political future as doctors at Bethesda evaluate brain illness. A new medical bulletin sparked talk that Engle might withdraw or return to campaign, while rivals Crimson and Cranston pledge readiness if Engle cannot serve.
Pierre Salinger, Democratic Senate hopeful, pressed passage of civil rights legislation and opposed repealing the Roseford housing act in Stanford, urging equal opportunity and fair ground rules for housing, education, and jobs. Harry Bridges accused Salinger of Labor opposition and said the union will oppose him in the primary.
Des Moines Iowa Republicans at the state convention blocked a bold bid by Goldwater supporters to lock in half of Iowa’s 24 convention delegates. Five delegates were pledged to Goldwater while the rest stayed uncommitted, prompting cautious optimism from Goldwater backers that 72 delegates could eventually align with him.
Assemblyman Carrell said Wednesday Engle remains in the race and accused the governor's office of circulating rumors that the senator will withdraw. Gov. Brown backs Alan Cranston for Senate. Engle says he will continue his reelection bid despite circulating talk. If true, Engle plans to press campaign and billboard arrangements amid questions about support.
Clair Engle of California faces unclear fate as offers from the Democratic Party remain available if he withdraws. Reports say past offers were refused but he believes options persist amid questions about his ability to serve California’s populous Senate seat after a brain event last August.
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