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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1968
Page
5
Kennedy states he will return to the Senate to continue fighting for his causes and implies a Kennedy McCarthy alliance after the primary. He argues he could be more effective in the Senate than as Hubert Humphrey's vice president and cites a desire for a new direction for the nation.
In Huntington Beach and Bakersfield Senator McCarthy clashed with Senator Kennedy over ending the Vietnam war and the wiretap issue. He accused Kennedy of hedging on war policy and ducking wiretaps during a CBS debate. McCarthy spoke at Long Beach and defended his law and order stance, while criticizing Kennedy’s record.
Hollywood figures helped RFK and McCarthy in final South Dakota campaigning ahead of Tuesday's primary. Humphrey is not on the ballot. a 26-member delegate slate backs him. Jill St John campaigned for McCarthy in Pierre. Mrs Kennedy and Andy Williams aided Kennedy. McCarthy urged ghetto residents to seek escape from oppressive conditions.
Two San Geronimo National Golf Club employees cornered a burglary suspect in a chimney. Donald E. Smith, 32, of San Rafael, was found in soot and booked on burglary suspicions. A sheriff's deputy was alerted by golf pro Michael Rawitser, and the man was pulled from the chimney and jailed.
The specter of the third man shadowed Senators Eugene McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy as they campaigned for victory in the California presidential primary. Vice President Hubert Humphrey was absent from the ballot, with a last minute ad urging a free choice for an uncommitted Lynch delegation. most of the 172 delegates favor Humphrey, though Lynch claimed support for all three candidates.
Washington DC plans to curb bus robberies by using scrip instead of cash on night routes. Night service has been suspended after protests by drivers, one of whom was killed last month. scrip can be exchanged for cash during daylight hours, and no change above $1 will be given.
Detroit Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh voiced full and active support for Senator Robert F. Kennedy for the Democratic nomination after Michigan's party convention. He urged Kennedy as the activist leader to bridge urban and national divides and address urban problems amid a divided nation.
U S helicopters attacked in Saigon as Viet Cong clashes rage in the Chinese district. Six Saigon leaders reported killed with civilians wounded when a B40 rocket hit a temple crowded with refugees. Witnesses described fear and confusion amid conflicting initial U S statements.
Classified ad offers a result oriented help to locate a missing item. Call now for quick placement and broad reach through local listings.
Albany reports three candidates for the Democratic presidential nomination plan vigorous campaigning in New York. Of 19 state convention delegates 12 are chosen June 18 with 65 more going to the state committee, plus seats for the national committeeman and committeewoman. McCarthy to drum up votes among 3.7 million Democrats. Kennedy to campaign in New York after California primary. Humphrey supporters anticipate his Rochester address to kick off activity for the state.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk is back at work after recovering from a cold and fever. He had been home for a few days following his absence last week.
Advertisement for relief from joint pain and muscle spasm. Claims to normalize body systems and relax nerves to ease aches. Contact Dr Duncan D C at 2501 E Broadwa for details.
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