Connally fears RFK could win 1968 nomination
Gov. John Connally reportedly told friends he feared Robert F Kennedy could capture the Democratic presidential nomination next year from Lyndon B Johnson. The Austin American-Statesman cited an unnamed source about a Tuesday night meeting with supporters. Connally declined to comment on the remarks. A Gallup poll placed Rockefeller-Reagan ahead of Johnson-Humphrey 55 to 41 percent.
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Romney Delays National Address On National Importance
Gov. George Romney said TV time for a national address on a matter of national importance would not be available until after the National Governors Conference. He would discuss his urban tour findings but did not confirm any announcement of a 1968 presidential bid.
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