Primary Vote Shows Rejection of Policies
New York voters join a nationwide anti Johnson and antiwar trend. In Indiana Nebraska California Oregon and South Dakota the public backed candidates opposed to the war. Lowenstein defeated Vorspan on Long Island signaling anti administration sentiment. New York delegates boosted a surprise winner and the three way senate race highlighted anti Johnson mood.
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Joseph Y Resnick
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M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
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Blackmail by Soviets Feared in ABM Debate
UPI reports the administration warned the Senate that dropping plans for an antimissile system could invite Soviet blackmail to fund domestic programs. Senators debated the need for a thin ABM to deter nuclear attack, with Clifford noting Soviet defenses around Moscow and urging continued defense efforts amid stalled arms talks.
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Philip A. Hart
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John Sherman Cooper
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Clark Clifford
Moscow
Mansfield Urges Viet Graft Probe
Senate Democratic leader Mike Mansfield called for a full investigation into graft and black marketeering in Vietnam after William J. Lederer’s charges in a book excerpt in the Saturday Evening Post. Mansfield asked the State Department for comment and the Senate Foreign Relations Committee to review the claims. Senator Herman E. Talmadge echoed calls for a congressional probe and criticized the State Department’s response for not rebutting or clarifying the alleged wrongdoing.
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Reagan Reorganization Plan Survives Assembly Vote
The California Assembly approved sending Reagan era reorgan ization plan for study with a 40 to 11 vote. It would streamline eight agencies into four large ones and give secretaries broader power, prompting mixed reactions from Republicans and Democrats.
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Home Burglary Reported on Bellflower Boulevard
Long Beach police said Wednesday burglars forced a pane of a pear window at the home of Cecil F. Wilson on 3211 Bellflower Blvd and escaped with a cash box containing 380 dollars.
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