Kennedy shifts focus after Oregon defeat in California
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy campaigns in California calling the June 4 primary the ultimate test. He plans a seven stop visit from Fresno to Sacramento amid cheering crowds after losing Oregon to Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy. He says he will back the party nominee and may debate McCarthy, while ruling out a second slot on a ticket with Humphrey.
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McCarthy Promises to Keep Vows After Oregon Win
Eugene J. McCarthy tells California audiences he is the strongest Democratic nominee for president, claiming his Oregon primary victory proves his appeal and leadership. He argues his platform and vow keeping will mobilize voters and secure the nomination.
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Rockefeller Attacks Nixon in West to Keep GOP Loose
Governor Rockefeller presses the can’t-win argument during a three day Western tour through Wyoming Utah and Nevada to keep GOP delegates flexible before the August convention. He cites urban voting patterns and urban appeal as he campaigns against Nixon while Nevada and Utah leaders react with mixed signals.
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Reagan Camp Disappointed By Rockefeller Oregon Vote
Reagan adviser voices disappointment that Nelson Rockefeller won only 5 percent in Oregon as Nixon led with 73 percent. Reagan praised his own 3. but some delegates fear shifts in support and debate whether Reagan should be a formal candidate or just California’s favorite son. Rockefeller backers worry Reagan’s refusal to accept the vice presidency on a Rockefeller ticket weakens his cause. Citizens-for-Reagan organizers form in eastern states as Oregon’s result is labeled inconclusive.
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Nixon Doubts RFK Win Feels Momentum For Nixon
Republican leader Richard M. Nixon told about 2,000 supporters at a $50 per person Arizona fundraiser that he doubts Sen. Robert F. Kennedy can win the Democratic nomination after Kennedy’s Oregon primary defeat. Nixon praised his own primary wins and predicted momentum toward the nomination at the Miami convention, while downplaying any polls showing rival candidates ahead.
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The Awful Office Contest Opens Entries Quickly
A quirky newspaper notice invites readers to re furnish the winning office absolutely free with contest entries. Entry blanks available at the office until closing on Saturday June 20, 1946.
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