Old Liberal Woos Big Businessmen at Chamber Luncheon
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey wooed businessmen at a U S Chamber of Commerce luncheon arguing the war on poverty is led by business. He warned against violence and stressed the need to preserve institutions while noting business has grown more progressive than political parties. Gerald Ford quipped about Humphrey seeking the Democratic nomination and criticized party contrasts.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Hubert Humphrey
House
Gerald R. Ford
Michigan
Rockefeller West East struggle sparks Nixon blockade view
Los Angeles Mayor Sam Yorty says New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller’s presidential bid marks a power clash between Western and Eastern establishments. He argues Rockefeller aims to block former Vice President Richard M. Nixon’s nomination, noting Rockefeller forces fear Nixon more than Reagan.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Salls
Sam Yorty
Yorty — & Demogart
Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Reagan
Yorty
John F. Kennedy
GOP
Kennedy tours Indiana as primary nears amid crowd laughs
Senator Robert F. Kennedy campaigned in Indiana with a Purdue University audience urging quick Viet Nam talks site agreements. He praised Johnson on the approach while noting Hanoi proposals. In Indianapolis he greeted state employees and autographed for crowds, including women at a cafeteria lunch. He also visited a Ford plant and greeted workers.
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Kennedy
U.S
Hanoi
Ford Motor Co
Indianapolis
Kennedy storms out of BBC interview over Vietnam policy
UPI reports Senator Robert Kennedy walked out during a BBC 24 hours interview when asked how his Vietnam policy differed from Eugene McCarthy's. Presenter Michelmore noted he stormed out after the question, as U.S. correspondent David Lomax pressed for specifics.
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London
UPI
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
British Broadcasting Corp
Kennedy
BBC
David Lomax
U.S
Chiff Michelmore
GOP Charges Dems Ruining U.S. Economy
Washington charges from the GOP Coordinating Committee blame Democrats for economic and fiscal danger, urging state and local control of more programs and tax revenue shifts. The 75 page report titled An Economy in Crisis calls for restraint on federal powers, a Hoover Commission to trim waste, and a two step minimum wage with employer tax credits for training.
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Washington
Republican Coordinating Committee
GOP
U.S
Hoover Commission
Rockefeller Gains Pause in Pennsylvania Endorsements
Governor Shafer praised Nelson Rockefeller for leadership and maturity at a World Affairs Council luncheon, though he stopped short of endorsement. Senate hopefuls Nixon and Rockefeller drew cheers from college students, with Hugh Scott and Gov. Scranton signaling growing support for Rockefeller in Pennsylvania.
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Philadelphia
Raymond P. Shafer
Pennsylvania
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Shafer
Rockefeller
World Affairs Council of
Richard Nixon
U.S
Hugh Scott
William W. Scranton
McCarthy Whirlwinds for Indiana Votes
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy campaigned across southern Indiana appealing on Vietnam crime inflation. He spoke at Columbus Bedford and toured factories, drawing crowds up to 3,000 and rallying workers and students at Bartholomew and Lawrence counties.
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Evansville, Ind
UPI
Eugene J. McCarthy
Indiana
Cummings Engine Co
L Little Shorty
McCarthy
Bedford
Columbus
Kennedy influence cited by Democrats in New Yorker remark
Yorly notes Sen Robert Kennedy's appeal among Democrats saying he can buy anything. The New Yorker could shift control of the government toward the Eastern Establishment again, a move Yorly warns would hurt California.
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Robert Kennedy
California
Yorly
Gerald Maher joins Kennedy campaign LA staff
Gerald F. Maher, 49, named Wednesday to the Kennedy for President campaign public relations staff in Los Angeles. He has served on the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board since 1960 and was its chairman for 64 years before his term expired.
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Cns
Gerald F. Maher
Maher
California
Unemployment —Insurance Appeals Hoard
Jahier
Tabor
Los Angeles Mirror
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