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Newspaper

Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1967

Page

9

Son of President Candidate Not Keen on 1968 Run

Adlai Stevenson III, son of the late presidential candidate, says he has no desire to run for Illinois governor or U.S. senator in 1968, despite pressure from Democrats who cite his public record and party needs. He plans to complete his term as state treasurer through 1970 and remains a loyal Democrat amid talk of potential campaigns.

Illinois U.S Stevenson Adlai Stevenson Grover Cleveland Adlai IV Adlai William Flanigan Anthony Scariana Chicago

Percys View of GOP Noncandidates for 1968 Nominaton

Senator Charles H. Percy told about 500 Associated Press editors that the Republican field for 1968 includes a great array of noncandidates. He cited a former vice president and several governors, noting the junior Illinois senator may be among them while doubting it. He warned that speculation on the vice presidential spot unites noncandidates and outlined a GOP victory plan despite current Democratic advantages.

Percy Associated Press Managing Editors Assn Shres Illinois

Incumbent administration comment quoted in candid tone

A brief quotation captures a political figure conceding candor about the incumbent administration. The remark emphasizes frankness in discussing current leadership, reflecting ongoing partisan discourse and evaluation of governance.

Republicans stumble when victory seems near

A quoted remark argues the GOP shows genius at snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, suggesting party missteps despite favorable conditions. The line frames a critical view of Republican strategic decisions in ongoing political contests.

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