Wallace vows bid for presidency with California ballot success
George Corley Wallace declares he is near certain to run in 1968, stating major party endorsement would signal a platform draft. He touts California AIP qualification with about 100000 party registrations and says his campaign aims to draw votes from both Republicans and Democrats, including Mexican Americans and Black voters.
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McCarthy to Enter New Hampshire Primary for 1968 Challenge
Senator Eugene McCarthy opts to contest New Hampshire on March 12 despite doubts about the state as a test. He aims to confront President Johnson and push his antiwar message, risking his plans for Europe and Asia trips while building a delegate slate and fundraising in the state.
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Pick Bowles for Mission to Cambodia
President Johnson taps Chester Bowles, ambassador to India, as special envoy to meet Prince Norodom Sihanouk of Cambodia. The mission aims to discuss stopping Communist use of Cambodian territory as a sanctuary in the Vietnam War. Sihanouk had signaled willingness to meet. Cambodia broke diplomatic ties with the U.S. in 1965.
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Romney Begins Real Season In Campaign Push From Paris
George Romney, returning from a global tour, said the real season of campaigning starts now. He criticized press coverage as negative and indicated his views gathered from world leaders would shape New Hampshire efforts. Romney called the trip to Europe and Vietnam briefings a success and noted his son Mitt is a missionary in Paris.
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Reluctant Rockefeller Sounds Like a Presidential Candidate
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller, while not seeking the Republican nomination, urged fiscal restraint and a balance between what is doable and desirable in his State of the State message. He called for halting unnecessary spending and warned taxes may rise to fund education and medical care while addressing national and international issues and concerns about the dollar and gold supply.
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Legion Chief Rallies Silent Center to Back U S in Vietnam
William E. Galbraith, national commander of the American Legion, denounces antiwar protests as a misguided minority and urges the silent center to support the U S role in Vietnam. He warns withdrawal would desecrate the graves of fallen soldiers and calls for a victorious outcome.
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