Kennedy Wins Oregon Primary Takes Seventh Straight Victory
In Portland Oregon Senator John F Kennedy swept aside Wayne Morse to win the Oregon Democratic presidential primary his seventh straight victory Kennedy leads in convention votes with 17 pledged delegates while his total rises to 537 and he eyes the nomination and fall campaign amid other contenders like Humphrey Symington Johnson Stevenson write ins and Morse conceding after partial results Show more details on vote shares and delegate counts for Kennedy Morse Humphrey Symington and Johnson as ballots from 2139 of 2883 precincts reported with Kennedy at 87761 Morse 55350 Humphrey 11103 Symington 8112 Johnson 7332 Stevenson 2070 Kennedy’s Oregon lead strengthens his path to the nomination while Morse concedes and exits further state results are awaited
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D-Mass
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Oregon
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Kennedy
Nixon
Nesota
West Virginia
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Symington
Adlai Stevenson
Morse
Humphrey
Stevenson
Kenedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Not Sewed Up Jack Contends
Sen John Kennedy in Chicago after winning Oregon on the Democratic presidential preference contest says he is not yet positive he will gain the nomination but the prospects look good He believes he will be nominated but adds it isn t sewed up as he talks to a reporter during transit from Oregon to Massachusetts
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OSU Mock Conventions Fire Up Nixon and Stevenson
About 1,000 Ohio State students gathered in Columbus for mock party conventions. Nixon tops the Republican tally on first ballot with 672 votes while Stevenson leads Democrats with 985. Kennedy gathers 516, Meyner 107, and Goldwater 382. Abbott and Hartke spoke as cheers and boos echoed through the Ohio Union.
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Richard Nixon
Adlai Stevenson
Ohio State University
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Nixon
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Massachusetts
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Robert B Meyner
New Jersey
Nelson Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Red Light Bandits On Move Again
Three women abducted by masked bandits in Los Banos California were robbed of four thousand dollars in jewelry and cash. They were forced from their car and two were forced into acts of sexual perversion in a grain field before dawn. Sheriff Latorraca confirmed no narcotics were found. The victims were Mrs Lawrence Solberg Mrs Adolph Oberti and her daughter Sandra 17 all of Macera. The crime bore similarities to famed 1948 Los Angeles cases but no link was established. The women were kept captive from about 10 PM to 1 30 AM and warned to stay in the field until daylight or face death.
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Calif
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Latorraca
Lawrence Solberg
Adolph Oberti
Sandra
Macera
Los Angeles
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San Quentin
Chessman
Hospanos
Church In Line As Keynoter For Democratic Natio
Sen Frank Church of Idaho is reported to have the inside track for the Democratic national convention keynote speaker in Los Angeles opening July 1. Gov Gaylord Nelson of Wisconsin is viewed as the other strong candidate. Church, 35, works with Senate Democratic leader Lyndon B Johnson. the arrangements committee will pick the keynote and permanent chairman in New York City Tuesday.
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Frank Church
Idaho
Gaylord A. Nelson
Wisconsin
Church
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Los Angeles
Parity
New York City
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Air Marshal Vershinin Awarded Lenin Order on 60th Birthday
Air Marshal Konstantin A. Vershinin received the order of Lenin, Tass reported on his 60th birthday. He had recently cancelled a planned U S visit following the U2 spy plane incident.
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Konstantin A. Vershinin
Tass
Vershinin
United States
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