Humphrey Wins Indiana Delegates Amid McCarthy Pickets
In Indianapolis Humphrey captured most of Indiana's 63 Democratic delegates at a raucous state convention. Inside, McCarthy supporters protested while a young attendee attempted to seize the microphone from Rep. Ray Madden and was escorted out by state police. Delegates approved 34 at large slots for the national convention.
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McCarthy Sees New York Primary Boost for Supporters
Sen. Eugene McCarthy told 160 campaign workers that New York results show strong backing from voters who supported Robert Kennedy. He said the NY outcome could sway professional politicians and noted delegates won and uncommitted statuses in state races. The Hobart convention context included Lt. Gov. Rock narrowly winning the Indiana gubernatorial nomination and Birch Bayh securing a second term by acclamation.
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Wallace Says He's in Control in Mississippi
Third party candidate George Wallace told the Mississippi Legislature in Jackson that his campaign will be decisive in the November election. He said he runs to win and will win, but if he does not win he can determine which major candidate secures the electoral majority.
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Throw the Election Into the House of Representatives
A brief note reports a push to move the election decision into the House of Representatives. The action centers on seeking a decisive legislative path and potential repercussions for governance and party strategy.
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Humphrey Seeks Talks With China to Ease World Tensions
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a Minnesota dinner crowd that if elected he would pursue talks with Chinese leaders to reduce global tensions. He urged hard work with the Soviet Union and China, and said Vietnam war progress depends on continued Paris negotiations.
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Rockefeller Sees Chance to Overtake Nixon
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said at an airport news conference in Newport News that he can overtake Richard Nixon for the Republican presidential nomination because party leaders want to win. He noted Nixon is a two to one favorite, but leaders will back a viable alternative if they believe Rockefeller can win.
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