McCarthy Reopens Democratic Campaign
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy resumes his presidential bid after Kennedy's assassination as he shifts focus to delegate prospects and state conventions. He plans a Washington news conference amid final primary contests and scheduled weekend appearances in Idaho and Montana to bolster his case as a stronger standard bearer than Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.
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Rockefeller Ahead In Attack On GOP Rival McCarthy
Rockefeller campaigns nationwide predict a strong edge over McCarthy as he appeals to voters with a demand for change. He cites Kennedy’s death and urges progress and justice, while coordinating with Mayors Lindsay for a Midwest tour and state conventions.
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Denture aid FASTEETH boosts comfort and fit
Advertisement notes a denture product FASTEETH to stop slipping and ease eating. Claims the alkali formula neutralizes odor and keeps plates secure. Advises regular dental visits and availability at drug counters.
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GOP Contender Gains in Vote Amid Campaign Shifts
Humphrey rests at his Waverly home as aides dispute a return to campaigning before the New York primary. Illinois results show Ogilvie ousting Altorfer in the GOP gubernatorial race while Dirksen secures renomination. South Carolina re-nominates Hollings as other incumbents face varied opposition.
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Kennedy staff braces for moving day on Capitol Hill
Washington and New York offices wrap up as Kennedy aides pack crates and wait for new postings. Joseph Kennedy and John Glenn visit as staffers, volunteers, and paid workers adjust to the landmark transition following the assassination.
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Political Developments Across Contests and Primaries
The Associated Press provides a snapshot of key political moves. Rockefeller blasts prior politics while McCarthy resumes campaigning. Humphrey holds back on early campaigning. Nixon leads with at least 27 Republican delegates. Dirksen and others win renomination. O Hara defeated. Ogilvie selected GOP governor candidate. Connally and Tower claim favored son influence in Texas. Hollings and Rivers secure re election nominations in South Carolina.
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