McCarthy Ramps Campaign Tone in California and West
Senator McCarthy intensified campaign activity in California and Oregon with sharper rhetoric at final weekend rallies. At Burbank Airport he clashed with students carrying anti McCarthy signs, defending his record and urging readers to study it. He rejected a third party plan while keeping a broad vice presidential openness and continuing party influence.
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RFK Attacks McCarthy Ad Claims in California Rallies
RFK addressed a large audience described as highly distinguished in Oakland and San Francisco during a long day of rallies. He toured via cable car from Nob Hill to Market Street, greeting crowds as he spoke about past errors and missed opportunities.
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Nixon bids for Dixie gains two southern states
GOP presidential hopeful Richard M. Nixon drew support from two Deep South delegations, with North Carolina and Virginia pledging their backing as Nixon said he would run free and clear for the nomination. He asserted he would win in November and urged a unified push for new leadership.
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Write-In Drive for Rocky Out
A write-in campaign for Nelson Rockefeller in California’s primary was blocked. San Francisco registrar Basil R. Healey said no write-in votes would be counted or disclosed due to a state ruling. Tally P. Mastrangelo disavowed ties to the effort, and Secretary of State Frank Jorden had warned that write-ins would not be permitted.
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Brown Won't Vote His Own State in California Primary
Former Gov. Edmund G. Brown said he will vote for either Robert Kennedy or Eugene McCarthy in California's Democratic presidential primary. He chairs the western organization for Humphrey and plans to oppose the uncommitted delegation headed by Attorney General Thomas Lynch. Brown noted the delegation’s members mostly favor Humphrey and stated the loser of Kennedy vs McCarthy has no path to the nomination. He will decide after consulting his son Edmund Brown Jr., pledged to McCarthy.
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Sample Ballots Still Lacking in County
About 100,000 eligible voters in Los Angeles County have not received sample ballots due to a shortage of forms. Registrar Recorder Ray E. Lee said replacements are being mailed and should reach voters Monday.
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Classified Ads Guide: daily picks for your needs
Readers are urged to check the daily classified ads to find items and services that fit their requirements. The note encourages routine review to catch timely listings on sale items jobs and services from local sources.
Puppy Love Find the Pet to Win Her Heart
A playful classified item invites readers to discover a suitable pet to win a love interest. The notice frames the search as a lighthearted dating-like puzzle and suggests a quirky, charming approach to matching companionship.
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