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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1968

Page

3

Humphrey Wins 83 of Penn Delegates in Demo Bid

In Pennsylvania 83 of 162 Democratic convention delegates backed Vice President Hubert Humphrey, 21 supported Eugene McCarthy, 20 were uncommitted, and one voted for Harry S Truman. Kennedy gained William J. Greene III's public backing in Philadelphia to delay the vote.

Harrisburg Humphrey Pennsylvania U.S Eugene McCarthy Minnesota Harry S Truman Robert F. Kennedy New York Kennedy William J. Greene Ill Philadelphia Oregon California

L A Blaze Kills One

A tire sirept section of a Los Angeles home early Monday fatally burning William Shelby leaving neighbors shaken and authorities investigating the cause of the fire in the residential district.

Los Angeles CNS Willi Shelby

Humphrey denounces rioters and backs income maintenance

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a Hamline University audience in St. Paul that Reagan would not be president and urged backing the war effort while proposing some form of income maintenance to replace welfare. He called riots the cheapest form of protest and praised nonviolent demonstrations.

ST. Paul UR Hubert H. Humphrey Ronald Reagan United States Hamline University St. Paul Reagan Humphrey Norton Fieldhouse

Reagan Says LBJ Naive On Vietnam Policy

San Francisco Governor Round Reagan told a Chamber of Commerce event that the Johnson administration’s na ve theory of limited war is naive. He warned the policy lets the enemy regroup reinforce and resupply without interference, arguing it is unable to force a satisfactory outcome in Vietnam.

San Francisco Round Reagan Chamber of Commerce Ecoup Vietnam Whalle Johnson

Demo rivals join hands in bid to keep House in control

A coalition of liberal Democrats urged party rivals to unite for the Democratic nomination and raise funds to elect liberal Democrats to the House in November. Vice President Hubert Humphrey and Senators Robert Kennedy and Eugene McCarthy supported the Democratic Study Group in the effort to retain party control.

Our Nations Bureau Washington House Democraty Loge Mondey Ie House Hubert Humphey Rober Kennedy Eugene McCarthy Democratic Study Group House

Unwarranted Handicap and The Path of the Quitter Discussed

In remarks on ambition and resilience, a speaker critiques unwarranted handicap toward the young and warns against the current path of the quitter. The discussion centers on avoiding self-defeat and promoting perseverance.

Quote on military funding and research priorities

The speaker asserted that true peace arrives when freed military funds are redirected to fundamental military research to prepare for future conflicts. He emphasized prudent budgeting and long term readiness in national defense strategy.

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