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Monroe News Star

Location

Monroe, Louisiana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1966

Page

10

GOP Leaders Rally as Polls Spark Campaign Drive

Washington monitors say Republican leaders return to the capital to sharpen autumn campaign plans. Ray Bliss reshapes the operation with four regional directors and a city-focused division. Optimism stems from polls doubting Johnson and hinting at a substantial House gain, while COPE signals liberal jeopardy in 1966.

Washington UPI GOP Ray C. Bliss National Party GOP National Committee Bliss National Committee Robert Walker San Diego Calif Hugh Richards Huntington W.va Hastings Wyman Aiken S.C Allen Parker Arlington Max Rohm Harrisburg House of Representatives Congress House Senate Johnson Afl-Cio Committee On Political Action COPE

Minnesota Demo Governor Loses Endorsement Bid

Lt Gov Sandy Keith won the Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor endorsement after a 20 ballot convention, defeating Gov Karl Rolvaag and signaling a healing battle for the party. The convention stretched over 30 hours with Keith leading from the start and securing 759 votes to 356 on the decisive ballot.

Minneapolis, Minn A.M Sandy) Leith Minnesota Democratic-Farmer-Labor Party Keith Karl F. Rolvaag Rolvaag Hubert H. Humphrey Cincinnati Ohio

Kennedy pledges support for Johnson in 1968

New York AP says Senator Robert F. Kennedy backs President Johnson for reelection in 1968 and plans to seek only the Senate seat in 1970. Returning from a two week overseas tour Kennedy noted concern about U.S. Viet Nam policy in Africa and clarified he will not pursue any office before 1970. He spoke with reporters at Kennedy Airport with his wife Ethel.

New York Robert F. Kennedy Johnson Senate Kennedy South East Africa Athens Rome Ethel New York Democrat Wayne Morse D-Ore Viet Nam Africa United State

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