Humphrey says he would win Democratic nomination if convention held now
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey claims he would secure the Democratic nomination at a convention this week, noting the convention will decide the fate of delegates. He stresses primaries have psychological value but most delegates are chosen in nonprimary states and he is not yet in any primaries.
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Wallace third-party bid could shift House presidency
Senator Russell B. Long on television said a George C. Wallace third-party run could throw the 1968 election into the House. He noted Wallace would likely win the lead in Louisiana and eight other Southern and Midwestern states, giving him potential leverage as a balance of power.
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Hear Instantly for Pennies a Day Hearing Aid Service
Local ad notes a home hearing aid service at 207 E Broadway Kong Bouch with phone 432 5457 offering quick auditory aid assistance.
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McCarthy aide Curtis Gans resigns amid staff shakeup
Curtis Gans, 80, resigns as McCarthy National Political Operations Director, citing personal reasons. A close adviser says the change reflects a shift in tactics from New Hampshire and Wisconsin to Indiana and Nebraska, affecting California and Oregon staffers who built the campaign’s youth cadre. Thomas D. Finney Jr. named to coordinate Oregon and California primaries.
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Kennedy Camp Attacks Humphrey Over Pueblo Remarks
Kennedy accusing Humphrey of using a political forum to report on sensitive negotiations with North Korea. Kennedy charged the comments risk diplomatic leverage and questioned timing amid Paris talks with Vietnam negotiators. Salinger labeled Humphrey's statements as contradictory and confusing while noting no action from McCarthy.
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Negro Leader Delivers Tepid McCarthy Endorsement in LA
Rev James Hargett of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference praised Sen Eugene McCarthy but stopped short of a formal endorsement. He spoke at a fundraising dinner in Encino, Los Angeles, for the McCarthy campaign after organizing the local Poor People’s March contingent.
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Mother Sees Peace If Kennedy Elected
Mrs. Rose Kennedy told Fresno crowds that her son Senator Robert F. Kennedy would bring peace to the nation and goodwill to the world if elected president. She urged support for his candidacy and defended him as a generous husband and son while noting the harsh nature of his work on the McClellan Committee and as attorney general.
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McCarthy attacks ghettos in New York campaign
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy warned cities face worsening problems due to lack of political will while campaigning at New Madison Square Garden. He outlined a plan to reduce ghettos by building moderate cost housing outside inner cities, arguing it must serve residents, not real estate interests.
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ADA Pats RFK and HHH on Back Endorses Eugene
Anwwelians for Democratic Action overwhelmingly reaffirmed its endorsement of Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy for the Democratic presidential nomination. Objections to brief praise for RFK and HHH were swept aside at the ADA convention. The resolution credited McCarthy with pressuring policy shifts on Vietnam and praised Humphrey’s liberal legacy while noting ADA’s disagreement with his Vietnam stance in the past. ADA will endorse candidates after national conventions.
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NO 246 Just Facts 107 E Treedway Long Beach
Local directory listing shows address 107 East Treedway in Long Beach with phone number 432 5457. No further details available from the readable text.
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