Humphrey Toughens Detroit Speech Notes I O U S
Hubert Humphrey spoke bluntly at a Detroit breakfast to Michigan Democrats recalling 25 years of support and urging help for his Chicago convention bid. He praised civil rights and peace efforts, defended his record, and avoided mentioning the Vietnam War.
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New York Times
Detroit
Hubert Humphrey
I.o.u.’S
Detroits
Cobo Hall
Humphrey
Michigan
Chicago
Kennedy
McCarthy
Adlai Stevenson
Food For Peace
Peace Corps
Congress backs Humphrey with big show of support
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey leads in endorsements from Congress with Sen Joseph Montoya joining Sen Clinton Anderson and many of the 64 Democratic senators leaning to him. In the House about 50 Democrats back Humphrey, Kennedy has about 15, McCarthy about six. Governors also back Humphrey, while Kennedy has two governors with limited convention clout.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
House
Senate
Joseph M. Montoya
New Mexico
Clinton P. Anderson
Humphrey
Chicago
Robert F. Kennedy
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Joseph D. Tydings
Maryland
Eugene J. McCarthy
U. S
Kennedy
New York
California
McCarthy
Congress
William L. Guy
North Dakota
John J. McKeithen
Louisiana
John Burns
Hawaii
Charles Terry
Delaware
Hewlett C. Smith
West Virginia
Warren E. Hearnes
Missouri
John B. Connally
Texas
Buford Eilington
Tennessee
Roger Branigan
Indiana
Philip H. Hoff
Vermont
Kenneth M. Curtis
Maine
Nixon Conducts Florida Strategy Talks on Key Biscayne
Richard Nixon slipped into Florida for a three day series of strategy sessions with top aides on Key Biscayne to project an image appealing to Democrats independents and Republicans. He arrived from Atlanta with strong delegate prospects and planned a cruise to continue discussions.
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Miami
Fla
Richard M. Nixon
Florida
Key Biscayne
Bay
Nixon
Atlanta
Georgia
Miami Beach
Miami International
California Primary Tops Democratic Contest This Week
The California Democratic primary Tuesday is pivotal in the race for the nomination with 174 convention votes at stake. Kennedy faces McCarthy intensifying the battle while Humphrey remains off the ballots. New Jersey and South Dakota also vote, shaping delegates for both parties this week.
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California
New Jersey
South Dakota
Ronald Reagan
Robert F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Oregon
McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Chase
Richard M. Nixon
Mississippi
U.S
Alabama
Congress
Montana
North Carolina
Colorado
Senate
Maryland
Multitude of Household Goods and Tools in Auction Lot
A sprawling assortment of items is listed for disposal including plywood, portable color TV sets, furniture such as couches, chairs, a recliner, and chests, kitchenware, lighting, garden tools, electronics, cameras, radios, linens, office supplies, appliances like a deep freezer and water heater, several mattresses, beds, dress shirts, shoes, and various hardware. The catalog enumerates dozens of items from shop tools to home goods and office staples.
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Wisconsin Motor
Englander
Queen Mattress & Box Springs
King Mattress & Box Springs
Black & Decker
Weber and Damm e Farm Wagon Antique Over Fifty Mint Condition
Antique wagon over 50 years old from Weber and Damm with complete cide boards spring seat and double trees. Items described as mint condition and ready for display or use.
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Weber & Damme Farm Wagon
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University of Arkansas
Teresa
Jefferson City
Arkansas
Lyndon Johnson
Richard Ogilvie
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Ogilvie Campaign For
Jackson County
Gale Williams
Carbondale
Mardale Shopping Center
Herrin
N. Park
Johnson
Louis Meeks Jr
Mary Meeks
F & E Supply
Murphysboro
Lady Goldsmith’s
South Illinois
Hunter Sales Corp
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Scottie
Southern Illinois
U.S. 51
North Sale Conducte
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Bill George
Dick Hunter
Stainless
A & W Root Beer
Blakely Dishwasher
T Mills
Sana
Taylor
Eaton Mfg. CO
Carbondale, Illinois
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