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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1968

Page

5

Kennedy tests money and men in Nebraska primary

Indiana winner Robert F. Kennedy plans a Nebraska push with the money movement formula that helped him top Indiana. The race may be murkier in Nebraska where Kennedy leads McCarthy but delegates hinge on Branigin controlled committee. Rumors of a write in for Hubert Humphrey persist amid party power plays and campaign costs.

Mindianapolis San Robert F. Kennedy Nebraska Indiana Eugene J. McCarthy D-Minn New York Kennedy John F. Kennedy Roger D. Branigin McCarthy

McCarthy Challenges Kennedy to Face to Face Debate

Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy challenged Sen. Robert F. Kennedy to a one on one debate before Nebraska's presidential primary. He announced he accepted a Lincoln television station invitation to debate Kennedy and Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey at 8 p.m. The program hinges on two candidates agreeing to appear. McCarthy, finishing third in Indiana, pushes for farm policy focus and Nebraska campaign drive.

Hastings Neb Lipt Eugene J. McCarthy Robert F. Kennedy Nebraska Minnesota McCarthy Lincoln Kennedy Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Indiana London U.S Nixon Rockefeller

Humphrey urges income support at UAW convention

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey spoke to about 6,000 attendees at the UAW national convention in Atlantic City. He called for an income maintenance system to aid the poor but stopped short of endorsing a universal guaranteed income or a negative income tax, while kissing babies on the platform during a campaign appearance. He spoke to 3,000 UAW delegates in the same hall where he was nominated for vice president in 1964.

Atlantic City UPD Hubert H. Humphrey United Auto Workers National Convention America Robert F. Kennedy Eve Bene J. McCarthy UAW Humphrey

Kennedy wins all 23 DC delegates in presidential primary

Late returns show Senator Robert F Kennedy sweeping the District of Columbia primary, gaining control of all 23 Democratic convention delegates. The result confirms Kennedy's momentum as the nation awaits further returns from other states.

Ashington Robert F. Kennedy District of Columbia

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