Kennedy Wins Airs Campaign Fire in Keating Speech
Kennedy defeated Rep. Samuel Stratton of Amsterdam by 108 to 158 votes, drawing the strongest applause with an attack on the carpetbagger issue. He pledged support for Lyndon Johnson, opposed Barry Goldwater, and promised to continue 19 years of public service as he prepares to resign as attorney general and fly to Washington.
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Iowa ballot glitch may drop Johnson Humphrey names
Iowa election forms sent to printer left out President Lyndon Johnson and Senator Hubert Humphrey due to an administrative error. Secretary of State Melvin Synhorst delayed printing to resolve legal issues as parties race to certify candidates. Republicans maintained Goldwater and Miller, while Democrats accepted responsibility for the mistake and sought court guidance to ensure ballot validity.
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North Viet Nam warns of attack on ships near coast
In Tokyo a North Vietnamese Foreign Ministry spokesman denounced U S claims of a three mile limit and warned the United States and South Vietnam against violating North Vietnamese waters. He said Hanoi reserves the right to defend itself and would strike acts of provocation.
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