GOP Convention Sidelights at Miami Beach Demonstrations
At the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach Illinois Senator Charles H. Percy led favorite son demonstrations for Ohio Governor James A Rhodes. Other favorite sons included Arkansas Governor Winthrop Rockefeller Kansas Senator Frank Carlson Michigan Governor George Romney and New Jersey Senator Clifford Case. Delegates and alternates joined in the pageantry despite a new rule limiting outside demonstrators. A roll call in Florida showed Nixon leading with 32 votes and Nelson Rockefeller securing one vote prompting a question about which Rockefeller. Outside, Consuelo Bailey and Rev Paul Lindstrom highlighted the USS Pueblo captivity, urging awareness of the 82 crew members held by North Korea.
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James A. Rhodes
Percy
Arkansas
Winthrop Rockefeller
Kansas
Frank Carlson
Michigan
George Romney
Clifford Case
New Jersey
Miami Beach
Fla
Rockefeller
Consuelo N. Bailey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Florida
Nelson
North Korea
Warren Hayes
Columbus
Paul Lindstrom
Prospect Heights
Ill
Lindstrom
Federal Judge Rejects Delegation Integration Bid
A U S district judge in Florida and Louisiana refused to issue injunctions altering Republican National Convention delegations. Ike Williams claimed Florida GOP blocked Black delegates and that Louisiana alleged elder, pliant Black alternates were chosen by white leadership. Judge Mehrtens found no constitutional right to be on the political list and noted selective exclusion occurred for political reasons.
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Florida
Louisiana
Ike Williams
St. Petersburg
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Williams
U.S. Dist
William O. Mehrtens
Mehrtens
Arab Guerrillas Plan Strikes At Israeli Civilians
Arab guerrilla groups led by Al Fatah declare retaliation against Israeli civilians with an eye for an eye policy after Israeli air strikes on guerrilla camps near Salt Jordan. The Cairo broadcast cites casualties from the Salt attack as justification and accuses Israel of genocide against Palestinians.
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Associated Press
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Cairo
Salt
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al Fatah
Pollster reports Humphrey leads Democrats while McCarthy wins independents
Gallup finds 53 percent of rank and file Democrats favor Humphrey over McCarthy at 39 percent in a Democratic presidential nomination race. Independents back McCarthy 53 to 32 percent, with McCarthy stronger among young Democrats, college graduates, and Far West residents while Humphrey leads older voters in the Midwest South and East. Disapprovers of President Johnson lean toward McCarthy.
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Princeton
N.J
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Gallup
Humphrey
Minnesota
Midwest
Johnson
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