LBJ Secrecy in Re election Travel Cited by Johnson
President Johnson said his election year travel would largely be conducted with little advance notice. He cited military security and uncertain itineraries as reasons for secrecy, noting Vietnam developments may require quick plan changes and less public campaigning overall.
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Connally Attacks Kennedy on Vietnam Policy
Gov. John Connally of Texas condemned Sen. Robert Kennedy over his Vietnam stance, saying Kennedy's public remarks and past actions hurt U S foreign policy and increased discord. He did not say Kennedy acted for political reasons but noted Kennedy has not aided President Johnson.
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Romney Takes Rap at Escalation Announcement in Wisconsin Campaign
Gov. George Romney warned of a possible seventh eyelevel escalation in Vietnam during a Green Bay news conference as he campaigned toward the April 2 Republican primary. He called the policy futile and dangerous and urged a balanced U.S. relationship with Europe while praising some Gaullist policies in Milwaukee remarks.
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Smuggling Bust Seizes 25 695 Pounds at California Border
US attorney Edwin L. Miller reports 25 695 pounds of marijuana seized at Southern California border crossings in the first half of the 1967 68 fiscal year. He notes only 5227 pounds were confiscated in all of 1965 66. 19250 pounds were seized that year.
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Nixon Holds Nebraska Primary as One Man Race
In Nebraska the 1968 presidential primary becomes a Nixon landslide scenario with Nixon supporters and rivals alike shelving extensive campaigning. Reagan and Romney operations are limited, polling suggests Nixon could win around 60 percent in a four man race unless he falters in New Hampshire or Wisconsin.
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Wallace Sees Split Vote Boost for Pennsylvan ia Bid
George Wallace campaigned in Pittsburgh predicting a strong path to the White House with California and Pennsylvania on the November ballot. He argued that with three candidates, 34 percent could win him the presidency, citing steelworkers and other workers as core supporters and noting success in securing ballots in California.
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Wallace Compared to Henry Clay by Florida Governor
Santa Barbara Governor Claude R. Kirk on Monday said George Wallace aims to be the Henry Clay of 1968. He warned Wallace would siphon anti-Johnson votes from Republicans, noting Clay ran as a third candidate to help Adams and defeat Jackson. Kirk added Wallace would rather be wrong than president.
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Republican Governors Set for Flying Five-Day Tour
A team of Republican governors will tour the nation in early May to hear platform ideas for the party. Gov. John H. Chafee said the trip aims to aid platform drafting, though Rockefeller is seen as the tour’s star and likely presidential candidate. Several governors are named as Rockefeller backers or neutrally supportive, with the final hearings to conclude in Washington and a Tulsa meeting in June to finalize platform recommendations.
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Rockefeller covers NYC garbage strike amid national stakes
Albany governor Nelson Rockefeller says only time will tell if his handling of the New York City garbage strike harms his national image. He insists he is not a GOP candidate and emphasizes his aim to serve the people while promising state takeover of the sanitation department and a modest pay raise for workers.
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Pedicab Drivers Warn Against Lovers in North Sumatra
In North Sumatra pedicab owners report trouble with couples making love in rickshaws. Signs warn riders not to engage in affection while riding, saying it distracts drivers and disrupts work.
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