Hanley seeks at large delegate seat for convention
Syracuse representative James M Hanley aims to be an at large delegate to the Democratic National Convention in Chicago. He backs President Johnson and expects Onondaga County Democrats to honor his request, with state chairman Burns weighing the move.
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Port protest shuts New York Harbor amid dock work halt
The Port of New York halted most operations except Bayonne where 5 ships loaded military cargo. About 12,800 longshoremen stayed from reporting to work as 47 ships remained idle in a protest against a Waterfront Commission decision to reopen dock work rolls, with around 400 dock workers operating at Bayonne Military Ocean Terminal.
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Kupferman to retire from New York congressional seat
Republican Rep Theodore Kupferman says he will not seek reelection to Congress in the 17th District Manhattan citing personal reasons. He succeeded Mayor John Lindsay and announced the decision Monday.
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Brandt supports Oder Neisse border as Germany’s east limit
West German Foreign Minister Willy Brandt, addressing the Social Democratic Party congress in Nuremberg, called for recognizing the Oder Neisse line as Germany’s eastern border with Poland. This marked the first public admission of the line by a Bonn government member.
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Louisiana Beef Week Kickoff By Chamber Group
New Orleans AP reports a Chamber of Commerce luncheon marked the start of Louisiana Beef Week. The event featured a fried chicken menu signaling the promotional kickoff.
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Chamber of Commerce Group
Louisiana
Rockefeller Plans Presidential Bid Acknowledges Oregon Primary
Gov Nelson Rockefeller will announce his candidacy for president and enter the Oregon Republican primary on May 28. Aides debate how to address Vietnam with some urging a moderate dove stance while others push for a broader critique of Nixon policies. Rockefeller weighs the political risks of early Vietnam commitments amid possible Johnson peace moves.
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Oregon
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Johnson
Rockefeller meets 17 Republican senators on GOP nomination path
Gov. Rockefeller met with 17 Republican senators at breakfast and said most urged him to seek the GOP presidential nomination. He added he has not decided whether to run, but said the move could be desirable for the party and country.
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