Kennedy Delegate State Announced Amid Candidacy Debate
Kennedy press secretary Pierre Salinger announced the Robert Kennedy slate from Los Angeles headquarters. Legal advice kept Salinger off the delegation to avoid equal time issues as he heads to Washington for a major campaign role. Delegates from Long Beach and 34th District include Rita Cullen, Charles Stone, Alice Burton, Sara Hannaford, Frances Murphy, Ruth Smith, and others with several spouses listed. A bill allowing Kennedy delegates to switch failed, and Attorney General Lynch said members cannot withdraw, only be replaced by alternates.
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McCarthy Predicts Wisconsin Antiwar Support Gain
Senator Eugene McCarthy, in Milwaukee for the April 2 primary, says Nelson Rockefeller’s withdrawal clears the field and could pull antiwar GOP votes to his side, though he doubts crossing over in large numbers. He denounces any deal with Robert Kennedy and says a late-night Kennedy meeting was misinterpreted.
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Yorty weighs Senate bid as filing nears
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty said he would announce today if he plans to run for the Democratic nomination for the U.S. Senate. If he enters, the contest would include Ain Cranston and Anthony Bellenson, already declared. He also commented on Kennedy’s primary chances, Rockefeller’s exit, and Nixon’s status, noting Reagan’s potential support.
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McCarthy Defends Campaign in Talks and Boston Parade
McCarthy said a talk with Ted Kennedy covered St Patrick's Day parade in Boston and defended his Vietnam War stance. He claimed the candidacy is yielding tangible benefits and warned that a U.S. pullout could trigger a war with Red China, calling the scenario a master Communist’s dream.
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