McCarthy Movement Inspires U S Students as Idol
Bedford New Hampshire UP I reports thousands of college students rally for Eugene McCarthy after Kennedy's reluctance to run. At campaign HQ 200 students chanted We want Gene and listened as the gray haired candidate promised Wisconsin and beyond. Young backers see McCarthy as a new, positive force in national politics.
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City College of New York
Wisconsin primary could test McCarthy bid against Johnson
Senator Eugene McCarthy and President Johnson battle for Wisconsin votes as cross over voting could sway the April 2 primary. Aspin predicts McCarthy strong with 30 plus percent, citing New Hampshire results. Wisconsin political history and liberal Madison tradition seen as favorable to McCarthy.
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Yorty Sees NH Primary Reflects Viet War Disgust
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty called Tuesday's New Hampshire primary results not surprising and said there is a growing disgust with the conduct of the war. He spoke as UPI reports indicate rising antiwar sentiment among voters and officials.
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Minor Mishaps at L A Airport
Two commuter planes were damaged in separate landing accidents at Los Angeles International Airport tying up two of the three main runways. No injuries were reported among the nine aboard. One Beechcraft belly landed with two crew members safe. A Cable Commuter twin engine spun off a runway after a left gear collapse. all seven aboard were unharmed.
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Negro leader Charles Evers claims moral victory in runoff
Jackson Mississippi Charles Evers a leading Negro figure in the Third District runoff race said the campaign produced a victory by mobilizing black voters 43000 who turned out despite defeat to a white conservative Evers framed the outcome as a moral win for civil rights progress in Mississippi politics.
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McCarthy Strength in Primary Upset Polls and Nixon Form
Polls show McCarthy around 42 percent in New Hampshire as Johnson leads with 48 percent. Nixon leads Nixon 73 percent over write ins for Gav. Rockefeller in multiple surveys, with Romney and Rockefeller as strong challengers.
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