Kennedy rejects draft for presidential bid
New York and Son reports that Senator Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts, who once refused a run, now says he would not accept any draft for the Democratic nomination. He stated he could not foresee being a candidate and, when pressed, said he would not accept a draft. The remarks came at U Thant’s 63rd birthday dinner.
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Mills write in bid sparks NH primary push
Mills write in campaign gains backing in New Hampshire as labor leaders back Muskie and Mills emphasizes economy. Ward cites Mills as best qualified. parties consider ballot deadlines and race dynamics. Wallace eyes primaries. Humphrey seeks labor support with Detroit stopover as unions split on endorsements.
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