Negro Controversy Denies Presidency In 1968 Context
The column discusses how race relations and the Vietnam War shape the 1968 presidential race, noting Lyndon Johnson's vulnerability to white backlash and Bobby Kennedy's potential to deny Johnson a second term. It recalls Franklin Pierce as the only elected president denied a second term, linked to slavery issues and intraparty feuds.
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Johnson Kennedy clash shapes 1968 race
The piece argues Lyndon Johnson and Robert Kennedy are locked in a power struggle that could determine the 1968 election. It cites Vietnam policy shifts, Kennedy’s maneuvering after McCarthy’s New Hampshire showing, and Johnson’s aim to outmaneuver Kennedy while maintaining White House influence.
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