Rockefeller Combats Nixon Humble Campaign Image
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller denounced Nixon and Humphrey as peddlers of old politics while staging a street corner rally at State and Madison in Chicago to press his bid for the Republican nomination. Senator Eugene McCarthy urged a redistribution of power at a New York publishers meeting. Police estimated 5,000 listeners at the busy corner.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rockefeller
Nixon
Chicago
Eugene J. McCarthy
New York
United States
State
Madison Streets
Wallace Tells Why He's in Race
Wallace explains his 1968 presidential bid to Louisiana legislators as part of a southern fund raising tour. He argues federal judges have more power than state officials and cites unity with Democratic and Republican leaders as lacking.
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Baton Rouge
George Wallace
Louisiana
Louisiana House
Senate
Wallace
Nixon wins big write-in vote in New Jersey
Richard W. Nixon received 73 173 write in votes in New Jersey's June 4 primary, per the secretary of state's office. Gerald L. Rockefeller Jr. of New York totaled 11 530 write in votes for Republicans. The tabulations show Senator Eugene McCarthy winning 19 Democratic delegates to the national convention, while 61 seats went to a Hughes slate.
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Trenton
N.J
Richard W. Nixon
New Jersey
Secretary of State
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Richard J. Hughes
Humphrey Frames Vietnam Stand as Team Captain Chief
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told the National Press Club he backs the administration’s Vietnam policy as part of a team. He said as president he would be captain of his own team with its own direction. He rejected repudiating his family’s policy to gain party support and noted he has not discussed a vice presidential slot with Senator Kennedy or others.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
National Press Club
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
Edward M. Kennedy
Bill D. Moyers
Johnson
Vietnam
L A City Budget Approved by Los Angeles Council
The Los Angeles City Council approved the 1968 69 budget totaling 445.6 million dollars in a 12 to 3 vote. The plan increases spending by 25.2 million over the mayor's proposal and raises 53.6 million through new revenue measures, led by a one cent per dollar city sales tax.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Sam Yorty
Dennis Barr’s Reading Dynamics Fast Reads Laurels
Dennis Barr uses the Reading Dynamics method to exceed 3000 words per minute while still comprehending law and class texts. He adopted the plan at semester start to boost grades and preserve leisure time, maintaining high reading pace without cramming.
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Dennis
Dennis Barr
Reading Dynamics Institute
Objective political settlement in Vietnam policy
A presidential remark stresses that Vietnam cannot be solved by military force and frames a negotiated settlement as the objective. The speaker emphasizes a political approach over sustained bombing or invasion. The quote underscores preference for diplomacy.
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