Paris Unrest Locks France in Broad Strike Wave
As student protests widen, Marseille evacues exams, while Sorbonne students keep meetings. Nationwide disruptions include rail air and bus strikes, with 100 factories idle and up to two million workers affected. Calais Boulogne ferries run, Orly airport nearly empty, and Cannes Film Festival halted to curb violence.
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Reagan Tours Dixie and Press Entourage Push
Reagan flies to New Orleans with 30 newsmen for a cross country swing as chairmen survey nominees. He argues he is a California favorite son at the convention and urges negotiations from strength to end the Korean war, warning Hanoi to negotiate in good faith or face renewed military pressure.
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Poor People Campaign Moves To Demonstrations In Capital
The Poor People campaign ramps up with demonstrations planned at the White House Capitol and federal buildings in Washington. Rev Bevel predicts up to 3 000 participants as encampments grow at Resurrection City with about 2 500 residents and 1 400 shelters underway. Volunteers set up plywood huts near the Lincoln Memorial and Washington Monument while a Midwest caravan arrives with hundreds itching to join.
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Nixon Leads GOP Poll and Rockefeller Challenge
California Republicans show Nixon ahead but Rockefeller gains ground in nomination talk. State Poll explores electability questions while Wallace third party impact is noted. Separately, civil rights protests in Virginia draw large crowds as SCLC efforts to aid the poor unfold. Bevel predicts nonviolent demonstrations without civil disobedience.
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Rockefeller open to Reagan as running mate for ticket
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller said he would welcome California Governor Ronald Reagan as a running mate to unite the Republican Party. He added he is open to the idea but believes Reagan is well placed for the top spot and that convention delegates will keep the nomination fluid.
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Rockefeller backs Poor People’s March as new lobby
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller endorsed the Poor People’s March on Washington as a new imaginative way to create a lobby. He said many groups have lobbies in Washington to win needed legislation, and the poor have lacked funds to do so.
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