Humphrey Promotes Real Form With Big Business Backers
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey wooed businessmen at a Washington luncheon applauding progressive conduct. He argued the war on poverty requires cross party effort and warned against violence while stressing business and government can jointly tackle slums. Gerald Ford mocked Humphrey’s campaign bid as he praised resilience. Humphrey urged workers to have a stake in country, noting business has grown more progressive than politics over four decades.
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Rockefeller candidacy sparks west east power clash says Yorty
Los Angeles mayor Sam Yorty, a Democrat, told reporters Rockefeller's presidential bid signals a west versus eastern establishment struggle. He says Rockefeller aims to block Nixon's nomination, noting Nixon's California roots and recent New York move. Rockefeller forces focus on Nixon, not Reagan.
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Kennedy Attacks Johnson on Vietnam Talks at Purdue
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy assailed President Johnson over Viet Nam talks during a Purdue University visit in Lafayette Indiana. He urged quick agreement on a site for negotiations and pledged support for any site the President reaches with Hanoi, while noting U S rejection of some sites and shared concerns about proposed locations.
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Kennedy Walks Out Of TV Interview In Vietnam Policy Clash
UPI reporting from London says Senator Robert Kennedy stormed out of a BBC interview when asked how his Vietnam policy differed from Eugene McCarthy's. He later toured Indiana, receiving a warm reception from state employees and campaigning ahead of the May 7 primary with Governor Branigin. Kennedy also visited a Ford plant in Indianapolis, exchanging handshakes with workers during the tour.
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GOP Charges Democrats Ruin U.S. Economy
Washington reports by UPI say the GOP leadership issued a 75 page study blaming Democrats for driving the nation toward economic crisis. It urges state control of more programs, reduced federal spending, and tax revenue shifts to states and localities. The report calls for a Hoover Commission style cutback and criticizes inflation and borrowing. It also proposes a two step minimum wage and tax credits for employers in manpower training programs.
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Rockefeller Gains Pennsylvania Backing But Shafer Withholds Endorsement
Pennsylvania Governor Raymond P. Shafer praised Nelson Rockefeller as a man with wisdom and leadership needed for turbulent times while stopping short of endorsing him for the Republican presidential nomination. At a Philadelphia luncheon, Shafer said Rockefeller is popular in Pennsylvania as peers urged the GOP to rally to his candidacy.
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McCarthy Whirlwinds for Indiana Votes
UPI reports Senator Eugene J. McCarthy campaigned across southern Indiana for the Tuesday Indiana Democratic presidential primary. He met factory workers at Cummins Engine Co. and spoke to about 3,000 at the Lawrence County Courthouse square in Bedford, urging voters to study issues and vote intelligently. He also drew about 400 in Columbus and rode in a torchlight parade in Evansville after a stop in Louisville.
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Kennedy effort cited by Yorty over Democrat, New Yorker quote
Yorty warned that Sen Robert Kennedy’s push within the Democratic side could allow him to buy influence. He also claimed the New Yorker could shift control of the government back to the eastern establishment, which Yorty said would be detrimental to California.
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Maher Named To Kennedy Drive Public Relations Staff
Gerald F. Maher was appointed to the Los Angeles public relations unit of the Kennedy for President campaign. A 49 year old former chair of the California Unemployment Insurance Appeals Board, Maher had served since 1960 and led the board as chairman for several years before his term ended. Previously he was labor editor of the Los Angeles Mirror until 1958.
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