Rockefeller Wins Big State Backing Boost for Nixon Race
Pennsylvania Governor Raymond P. Shafer endorsed Nelson A. Rockefeller for the GOP nomination at the Tulsa Governors conference, estimating 45 to 50 of Pennsylvania’s 64 Republican delegates could back Rockefeller. Rockefeller warned endorsements could free delegates for Nixon, who led in delegate counts per Newsweek. Democratic races featured McCarthy pressuring Humphrey on Vietnam while Wallace campaigned on law enforcement. Delegates in Idaho Montana Minnesota favored Nixon in straw polls, with New York up for grabs Tuesday.
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Powell Faces Harlem Voters in Democratic Primary
Adam Powell, once ousted by Congress amid a libel suit and expulsion, seeks renomination in Harlem with opponent John Young, a former aide. Powell, 59, remains a Houston-like figure in Harlem politics as questions linger over his seat and possible reentry to Congress. Harlem veterans say he was robbed. Powell claims a battle for seniority and leadership.
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West Germany seeks steps to ease Berlin squeeze
Bonn cabinet moves to counter new East German limits on travel and trade with West Berlin as Nation Unity Day marks the 15 year uprising. Kiesinger may visit Washington to press President Johnson, while Brandt says allies alone cannot solve the crisis. West Berlin faces $18.5 million yearly travel and tax increases.
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Priest's Plea To Turn In Guns Goes Unheeded
In Battle Creek Michigan the Rev John Huhn of St Joseph Church urged about 1000 parishioners at two Masses to turn in their firearms to be destroyed but none complied He cited fear or reluctance and noted he hoped even internal repentance would count The event followed a gun donation example after a Memorial Mass for Robert F Kennedy and a parishioner presented a shotgun earlier that week
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Crossword by Eugene Sheffer ae 23 Leaves 24 The turmeric
Puzzle entries list several crossword clues with mismatched spellings and partial words. The page appears to show a fragment of anAcross and down clue set attributed to Eugene Sheffer with incomplete terms and spacing. The readable items include numbers 23 through 50 and partial word hints for words like leaves turmeric and poems.
Johnson Extends Weekend At Ranch Through Today
President Johnson widens stay at his Texas Pedernales ranch extending weekend travel into today and perhaps Tuesday. He celebrated Father’s Day with his daughters Luci Nugent and Lynda Robb, attended Mass and Lutheran service, welcomed reporters for coffee, and hosted a dinner at Haywood Ranch amid hot mid 90s weather and lush spring scenery.
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