Rockefeller challenges Nixon with televised debate offer
In San Francisco Gov. Rockefeller renews a formal challenge to Nixon to debate on TV claiming Nixon has refused due to a conditioned reaction. Rockefeller argues the nation seeks open discussion of issues amid Kennedy’s death and vows to meet Nixon anywhere any time.
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Unruh Urges Rockefeller to Name Sorensen for Senate
California Democratic Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to name Theodore Sorensen to fill the late Kennedy’s unexpired Senate term. Sorensen, a top adviser to Kennedy, would be an asset in the Senate, Unruh said, though Sorensen indicated he did not expect to be asked. Sorensen, a Manhattan lawyer and Democratic delegate candidate, said he would support Kennedy for higher office and noted Nixon is the GOP front runner.
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