Humphrey Camp Faces Farm Backlash Risk in Worsening Squeeze
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and farm backers acknowledge farmers may punish the “ins” over rising costs. Mondale and Harris say he can counter with his rural South Dakota Minnesota ties Senate farm record and pro farm stance. They predict he could carry all farm states if nominated.
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UPI
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Sens
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Fred Harris
Dokla
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Dakots
Minnesota
Senate
Mondale
Unruh forecasts Kennedy California win without margin
Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh, California state Kennedy campaign chair, said Kennedy will win California but refused to estimate by how much. He avoided predicting a delegate count, stressing that victory means leading, not merely finishing first. He noted Gov. Edmund Brown backed Humphrey but believed it would not hurt Kennedy.
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Kennedy challenges Humphrey in Oregon campaign swing
Senator Robert F. Kennedy pressed Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to take his presidential bid to the people in eastern Oregon. Kennedy warned a strong Johnson vote could boost Humphrey, urged debate now, and said the Democratic nominating process must be decided by voters, not a few political figures. He campaigned from Pendleton to Ontario, greeting backers along a motorcade route.
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Reagan charges Democratic defense record in Cleveland speech
In Cleveland Reagan assailed the Democratic defense record as “sorry, shabby” after a four state tour. He cited rising spending, the Bay of Pigs, Berlin, Laos and Vietnam as failures, urging a renewed anti-Communist stance and emphasis on security. Governor Rhodes introduced him at a banquet where ticket sales exceeded capacity.
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Rockefeller Says He Differ on Issues With Reagan
Detroit news conference by Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller states he does not share a common position with Gov. Ronald Reagan on many issues. He explains his remark about no ideological gulf and discusses fiscal policy, inflation, and a proposed tax increase. He visits Michigan to meet the GOP delegation and address the Economic Club of Detroit.
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Nelson A. Rockefeller
Ronald Reagan
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Reagan
Michigan
George Romney
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Richard M. Nixon
William Milliken
Kuchel Cancels Campaign Dates Over Illness
Senator Kuchel postpones appearances Tuesday night and Wednesday due to flu and sore throat while campaigning against Dr. Max Rafferty for the Republican senatorial nomination. He is expected to resume his schedule today.
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Thomas H. Kuchel
Kuchel
Max Rafferty
Brewer says Wallace will receive police protection during trips and at home
Gov Albert Brewer announced continued police protection for George Wallace on national campaign journeys and at his Montgomery home. The decision covers travel access across the country and home security duties by state police.
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Montgomery
Ala
Albert Brewer
George Wallace
McCarthy Links Foes With War Policy in Oregon Race
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy tied his rivals Senator Robert F. Kennedy and Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey to Vietnam War policies. He criticized Kennedy for shifting opposition and said Humphrey at times backed the war. McCarthy warned against further U.S. involvement if he becomes president.
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Vietnam
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