Rockefeller Not Ready for Active Candidacy Yet
Washington report notes Gov. Nelson Rockefeller says he has not pulled out of the 1964 race and remains available, while adding staff and prepping statements. Senator Morton announces a Rockefeller draft committee to push a spontaneous Republican movement with leaders including James B. Pearson and Hugh Scott. AFL-CIO California Council backs Kuchel for renomination on the Republican ticket.
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OBrien's Post Goes to Watson
Washington law rence PF. O'Brien resigns as postmaster general effective immediately to join Sen Robert F Kennedy's presidential campaign. Marvin Watson nominated to succeed, with confirmation pending. Johnson praises O'Brien and notes Watson will assume duties as White House aides James Jones and Larry Wemple also depart future plans not disclosed.
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McCarthy Urges War Fund Shift In US Politics
Minnesota Senator Eugene McCarthy urged shifting 19 to 20 billion dollars annually from military spending to social programs if the Vietnam War ends. He spoke in Lincoln amid campaigning with New York Senator Robert Kennedy, outlining a four to five year transition plan and highlighting housing as a longer-term target.
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Kennedy Campaign Moves Across Indiana In Race For Delegates
Senator Robert F. Kennedy toured Indiana with a Massachusetts accent as he sought a swift win over Eugene McCarthy in the May primary. He urged Indiana to decide the Democratic nominee and potentially the next president, urging residents to make their votes count while avoiding criticisms of President Johnson and Vietnam policy. He noted a friendly reception in Columbus and Fort Wayne, with brief humor over his pronunciation of Indiana.
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