Rockefeller predicts GOP nomination and victory in 1968
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller, speaking in Milwaukee, predicted he would be nominated by the Republican Party in August and elected in November. He said the tide has turned and cited delegate reactions and support from industrial states, while launching a national TV and print ad campaign to counter Nixon. Rockefeller met with key state leaders and addressed 50 state committeemen at a reception in Portland.
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Dispute Cuts Food Shipment
A labor dispute between United Packinghouse Workers Union and a dozen cooling plants reduced fresh vegetable shipments from the Salinas Watsonville area. About 300 workers walked out last Saturday after failing to reach agreement on labor saving equipment. Most other terms of a three year contract, including a 1744 cent an hour pay raise annually, were approved.
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Twin-Fee Broadside Faces RFK in S Dakota Today
In Pierre South Dakota UPI reports last minute campaigns for the Democratic presidential primary with Kennedy leading polls but Humphrey and McCarthy closing. Nixon faces an automatic win in the Republican race as South Dakota bans write ins. The day highlights intense advertising tours by all camps as voters weigh a farm state contest with 26 delegates.
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Ghetto Marshall Plan Urged by Humphrey
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey urged a domestic Marshall Plan to aid ghettos by funding local enterprises and applying foreign aid techniques to urban renewal. Speaking to about 600 business leaders and officials at the American Management Association convention, he outlined a 40 minute address and 15 minutes of Q&A.
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Nixon delays brand new campaign due to Hurricane Abby
Hurricane Abby forces Nixon to postpone unveiling his new campaign for president. Reporters stranded on Walker Cay as rain and squalls disrupt weekend plans while Nixon stays in Miami with advisers. He shifts to a small background session in New York on Wednesday with eight reporters on hand.
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Big Loan for India Approved by Export-Import Bank
The Export-Import Bank announced a $20 million loan to India to purchase heavy equipment and related services from the United States. The financing aims to support industrial procurement and strengthen bilateral trade through U S exporters.
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Korea Textile Firm Expansion Loan Approved
Washington has approved a 3.42 million loan to Korea Nylon Co., Ltd. of Taegu to buy U.S. equipment and services for expansion of a textile nylon staple and filament plant. The total expansion cost is 6.44 million and Chemtex of New York City will supervise the project.
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Classified Ad Prompt Encourages Customers to Call
A brief exhortation urges readers to advertise business services with action getting ads and to dial HE 2 5959 today for contact.
Key Biscayne villa prediction on Nixon Wallace split
James Martin former Alabama congressman predicts the South will back Nixon but warns Nixon could lose Alabama and perhaps Mississippi and Louisiana. He notes Alabama support may tilt against Nixon in the Deep South states.
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