Kennedy Staff Busy After RFK Assassination
In the Kennedy Senate office complex staffers confront future changes two weeks after Robert Kennedy’s assassination. More than 190 job offers have arrived, yet none accepted as aides recall their deep loyalty and readiness to stay until a new path forms for them and the Kennedy family.
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Associated Press
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Sam Yorty
Los Angeles
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Ethel) Kennedy
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Dutton
J. K. Galbraith
White House
Georgetown U Proxy Resigning After Four Years As President
The Rev. Gerard J. Campbell will resign as president of Georgetown University after four years and return to teaching and research. A search committee will be formed. successor expected by October. Campbell, born 1919 in Elk County, Pa, was ordained in 1951 and earned a Princeton history doctorate. He plans to continue work on a study of the 13th century French monarchy.
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Loyola University
Chicago
Princeton
S.T. Joseph's College
Philadelphia
Baltimore
Father Campbell
Georgetown
White Cross Stores reports first quarter record sales
Pittsburgh AP White Cross Stores Inc reports first quarter 1968 record sales and profits. The 108 drug stores chain posted sales of 11,838,830 up 19 percent from 9,959,852 and net income of 762,922 or 0.38 per share, versus 1967 first quarter profit of 640,700 or 0.32 per share.
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Pittsburgh
Whitecross Stores, Inc
Rockefeller Uses New Campaign Weapon in Nixon Fight
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller mounts a new campaign weapon by citing election records to challenge Richard Nixon for the Republican nomination. He highlights New York and Philadelphia results, argues his advantage over Nixon among Democrats and independents, and eyes Ohio as the next crucial state with a 58-delegate tally. Rockefeller contends the atmosphere is favorable and plans a multi-million dollar advertising push.
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Relman Morin
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Rockefeller
Nixon
California
New York City
New Jersey
Congress
James A. Rhodes
Cali Leon
Rhodes
Cleve
Lorain
Ron Philadelphia
Reagan
Ohio
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rockeffeller
Philadelphia
Sen
Barry
Goldwater
Washington
Wife of Pueblo skipper warns of slow release effort
Mrs. Rose Bucher, wife of Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher, captain of the captured U S intelligence ship Pueblo, voices frustration at the pace of diplomacy and vows to keep public pressure. She notes families’ unity, the Navy’s limited role, and that public stickers and committees form to press Washington.
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U.S
Ron Roach
Associated Press
SAN Diego
Pueblo
Rose Bucher
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