Stevenson Withdrawal Debate Signals Kennedy Backing
Los Angeles AP reports top California Democrats discussed not placing Adlai Stevenson’s name in the presidential nominating process. Governor Brown backs Kennedy, noting Stevenson could lose prestige with a 60 or 70 vote outcome. Lt Governor Anderson says Stevenson holds a plurality with 37 “sold votes” in the delegation.
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Early Statesman Confusion Amid Quiet Political Report
Government officials said they had no fresh official information Monday about his condition and newspapers and radio stations said they were assuming there would be no more formal bulletins. The Sunday read before a rally said Castro was unable to appear due to a pulmonary infection. Doctors described a pneuroma as the likely cause.
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