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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1968

Page

9

Kennedy and Reagan fight for open convention edge

Reagan allies seek delay tactics and split votes to keep Kennedy from clinching the nomination. They push for favored son runs in Wisconsin Nebraska and Oregon while Nixon is questioned on loyalty. Smathers campaigns to carry Florida, Ellington knits Tennessee delegation, and Long predicts Louisiana backing Johnson with Wallace likely to win in November.

Johnson Bobby Reagan Kennedy Wisconsin Nebraska Oregon Nixon California Sacramento Russell B. Long D-La Louisiana Wallace Deep South Buford Ellington Tennessee Florida George Smathers

Kennedy enters Indiana primary faces McCarthy and Johnson surrogate

RFK files for Indiana May 7 primary challenging Sen. Eugene McCarthy with a Johnson surrogate backing from Gov. Branigin and McCarthy supporters. Nixon also enters Indiana with over 500 signatures. Kennedy campaigns in Nebraska after launch in Salt Lake City amid a bomb threat.

Salt Lake City Robert F. Kennedy Indiana Eugene J. McCarthy Johnson Richard M. Nixon Roger D. Branigin McCarthy Kennedy Nixon

Rose Budgets Behind as UP Seeks Portland Rose Change

At an Interstate Commerce Commission hearing in Magr Kan the Union Pacific argued its Portland Rose passenger trains lose money while Rep. Robert Dole contends a profit could be shown with altered accounting and advertising. Dole cited a 1966 net profit near 110 million dollars and noted a 300 million dollar freight-rate increase approved recently. John Wecker contrasted UP advertising spend with Greyhound on a passenger mile basis, and UP public relations director Edwin Schafer tallied this year’s deficit for the Portland Rose at about 1.79 million dollars.

Hays Kan Union Pacific Portland Robert Dole Interstate Commerce Commission Kansas City Pacific Northwest Dole

Aide to Carlson Aims for Congress Seat in First District

Gerald Shadwick of Great Bend, an administrative aide to Senator Frank Carlson, announced his bid for the Republican nomination in Kansas first district. He is the fourth Republican candidate, seeking the seat being vacated by Representative Bob Dole who is running for Carlson's position.

Topeka Gerald Shadwick Great Bend Frank Carlson Kas Shadwick Bob Dole Carlson

Nixon non-candidate activity noted for convention

A Lawrence Daily Journal World report comments on Nixon's campaign activity and staffing for the convention. It cites a Californian in Florida, Robert C. Walker of San Diego hired as chief of operations for Reagan in Miami, and discusses early sign of enthusiasm and planning.

Lawrence Robert C. Walker San Diego Reagan Miami

Kennedy Entry In Race Boosts Johnson In South

President Johnson gains delegate strength in southern and border states as Robert F Kennedy enters the Democratic contest. Oklahoma Senator Mike Monroney says Kennedy’s move wipes out anti Johnson sentiment there. Virginia confidants warn of a 54 vote pro Johnson delegation at the July state convention. Johnson allies expect most southern convention votes even where Wallace could win in November.

Indiana Kennedy C. Michael Riley Indianapolis Washington Robert F. Kennedy Johnson A. S Mike Monroney Oklahoma New Yorker Monroney Virginia U.S Eugene J. McCarthy Dminn South George C. Wallace Alabama

Three Kansans Die in Vietnam Action

Washington AP reports three Kansans on the Defense Department casualty list from Vietnam. Two were killed in action: Marine Sgt. Major Donald W. Bean of Topeka and Marine Pfc. Patrick M. Bernett of Topeka. Marine 1st Lt. William G. Hall of Wichita died of wounds.

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