Maryland Primary Hears Wallace Boost and Skepticism
Maryland voters face Governor Wallace as the Alabama candidate presses his campaign against President Johnson. State Democratic officials say Wallace may pull 25 to 30 percent but likely cannot win, citing Wisconsin and Indiana results. Nearby leaders cast doubt on a Wallace victory yet acknowledge his strong protest vote potential.
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Romney Aides Rockefeller in California Primary Push
Washington reports Gov. George Romney of Michigan agreed to back Nelson Rockefeller in the California Republican presidential primary against Sen. Barry Goldwater. Romney will headline Michigan’s delegation to the San Francisco convention, with financing and a Los Angeles speech urging GOP voters to back Rockefeller.
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Senator admits underestimation in campaign rhetoric
The governor said the term senator underestimated at the outset while Wallace hoped for a significant vote. The Maryland race brought him closer to home than Wisconsin and Indiana. Maryland, once near secession, has long faced racial strife and the clash over states rights.
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Barry Goldwater calls for raid on Chinese supply lines
Senator Goldwater urged U S air and ground action to win South Vietnam. He said if needed the United States should attack Communist supply lines in North Vietnam and southern China with interdiction of routes through Cambodia and Laos. He also pressed the U N to condemn Red China and warned leaders must declare a victory in Vietnam.
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Lodge Backers Rally Behind Rockefeller in California Push
Reported from the Oregon primary, Rockefeller supporters claim Lodge’s bid gains momentum with California delegates. Lodge aides say Rockefeller backing could boost Lodge’s convention prospects while Goldwater and Nixon run full campaigns elsewhere. Denison Kitchel admits a tough battle as Rockefeller gains a leg up from Oregon.
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Atlas Accepted for Mercury Launch Vehicle Standardization
The Air Force accepted the first Avas SLVJ, a standardized Atlas launch vehicle variant, on Monday as part of the Mercury man in space program.
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Fragmented OCR Note on a Local Story
The readable text appears as garbled OCR and does not provide clear persons places or events. It mentions a food topic and a possible column but lacks coherent facts to summarize. No identifiable entities or concrete actions are present.
Tidelands Oil Bill Stripped in Vote
Long Beach tidelands bill faced a heated Senate session with Teale anti Long Beach amendment defeating the measure 22 to 16. Senators argued over trust funds land linkage and potential revenue impacts with Burns and Teale leading opposition and defense by Rees Colwig Farr and others. The bill was set for further consideration tomorrow after a two house battle over amendments.
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Three Bankers Deny Illegal Fund Deal
Three officers of the Farmers and Merchants Bank of Long Beach pleaded innocent to charges of misusing funds. Trial set for Oct. 27 as defense seeks more documents and the U S government files indicate movements tied to Soviet arms support and regional conflicts.
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Reischauer to rest after Tripler Hospital stay
U S Ambassador to Japan Edwin Reischauer, 53, was admitted to Tripler Army Hospital on April 23 for hepatitis following a leg wound. Officials said he may be required to return for further treatment but that he will rest and recuperate in Hawaii.
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