Kennedy Lead Slips in California Poll Says Field
California Democrats favor Sen. Edward Kennedy for the 1968 nomination but his lead wanes while Sen. Hubert Humphrey gains. Among 449 Democratic identifiers, Kennedy drops to 35 percent from August, Muskie remains at 1 percent, and Humphrey rises to 22 percent. Other named hopefuls include Lindsay, McCarthy, McGovern, Jackson, Yorty, Mills, and Gun.
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Young Democrats face bias charge in national convention
Hot Springs Arkansas. Alvin Holmes 21 of Montgomery Alabama says the Young Democrats National Convention is basically all white because Northern states exclude blacks. He challenges California and Ohio delegations saying only 2 to 14 blacks and about nine Mexican Americans exist among 400 delegates from over 40 states.
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Fresno boy through gun accident ends life
A Fresno boy died Thursday after accidentally shooting himself in the head with a 4 -2e-caliber revolver. The coroner's office identified the deceased as David Williams, 2, who was apparently playing with the weapon when it discharged. The incident occurred Wednesday when the boy was with Negroes, but officials noted the situation has since changed.
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Agnew mocks McCloskey as Benedict Arnold joke lands flat
At the Republican Governors Conference Vice President Spiro Agnew joked that California Representative Paul N. McCloskey was so broke he’d auction his art, including a painting titled Benedict Arnold Crossing the Delaware. The gag drew scattered chuckles then silence as Agnew urged streamlining government.
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