Unlikely Kennedy on Democratic ticket despite talk and grief
As Kennedy supporters and staff wrap up the campaign headquarters after the senator's burial, speculation swirls about Edward Kennedy as a possible running mate for Hubert Humphrey. Close associates call such talk pure speculation and unlikely, noting Kennedy's focus on family and uncertain political plans.
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Editorial backs Teddy Kennedy as Democratic VP pick
The Chicago Daily News editorialized that Sen. Edward Kennedy should be the Democratic vice presidential candidate. It said both Vice President Humphrey and Sen. Eugene McCarthy agree the winner at the convention would select Kennedy as running mate.
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End of Dream for Kennedy Volunteers in New York
In New York Kennedy volunteers begin shutting down the campaign headquar- ters at Madison Avenue and 38th Street. A memorial rose and a Kennedy photo mark the somber scene as workers recall his ideals and reflect on the future.
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Pravda Claims Press Uses Kennedy Murder to Widen Tensions
Pravda denounces American press emphasis on the Arab origin of Kennedy’s killer as aiming to strain Arab Israeli ties. Viktor Mayevsky argues reactionary circles in the United States exploit the tragedy to intensify anti Communist campaigns.
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Command Performance Cadillac Test Drive Ad
A Cadillac dealer invites readers to a Command Performance test drive of the 1968 Cadillac. The ad touts the 472 V-8 engine, smooth steering, balance, and agility, plus high resale value. It urges callers to make a date before the week ends for a favorable deal.
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Rockefeller to Speak at Town Hall Luncheon in Los Angeles
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York will address a noon Town Hall luncheon at the Biltmore Bowl in Los Angeles as part of his first California visit since announcing his presidential candidacy. He will be introduced by Town Hall President Maurice J. Dahlem.
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Kennedy Delegates Lean to Humphrey Amid McCarthy Hints
Soundings from political professionals suggest most Kennedy delegates will back Humphrey with only scattered supporters for McCarthy. The early momentum points to a Humphrey tilt in the delegate race.
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