Daley blasts Humphrey as wrong Democratic candidate
Chicago mayor Richard J. Daley, furious at Humphrey's televised remarks, said the former vice president should not have been the Democratic nominee last fall and that Kennedy would have been stronger. Daley hinted Johnson or Kennedy, aides indicating Kennedy, cost Illinois the election by inadequate campaigning. The outburst followed a Daley Sears press conference announcing plans for a massive new office building.
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Humphrey Says His Heart Is Filled With Love
Former Vice President Hubert Humphrey, despite irritation, told reporters his heart was filled with love after Chicago Mayor Richard Daley urged he should not have received the Democratic presidential nomination. He praised Nixon's presidency and noted Daley pressed Illinois campaigning, while praising Nixon's actions and European trip.
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Democratic National Chairman Fred Harris on CBS Capital Cloakroom said Nixon’s early performance is style over substance. He warned the administration must soon define positions on talks with the Russians on ABM, ending the Vietnam War, desegregation guidelines, and hunger.
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