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Newspaper

The Times Herald Record

Location

Middletown, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1968

Page

7

Five county Dem chiefs loom as state leaders

Albany reports a leaderless New York State Democratic Party after the Kennedy assassination. A coalition of five county chairmen is likely to head the party, led by NYC chairs Stanley Steingut Moses Weinstein and Frank Rosetti with Nassau’s Jack English and East County’s Joseph Crangle. Albany’s Dan OConnell and ex-State Chairman William McKeon also seek influence. Only two elected officials could bid for power, NYC Councilman Frank O’Connor and Comptroller Arthur Levitt, while Assembly Speaker Travia plans to resign for a federal judgeship. If Democrats hold the Assembly, a new speaker is expected to emerge.

Albany wPpn New York Democratic Party Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy Senate John J. Burns Binghamton New York City Assembly Stanley Steingut Brooklyn Moses M. Weinstein Queens Frank G. Rosetti Manhattan Nassau County Jack English Este County Democratic Joseph Crangle Dan O'Connell Albany County William P. McKeon Auburn Frank O'Connor Rockefeller Arthur Levitt Anthony J. Travia Legislative Weinstein Steingut Travia Burns

Replacement possibilities for RFK seat spark speculation

Albany reports name play centers on Keating Dewey and Lindsay as potential Kennedy successor. Rockefeller may appoint a caretaker or a future Republican leader. observers list Rep Ogden Reid and Rep Charles Goodell as likely choices, with other Republicans and even Democrats floated. The crisis shapes who leads the party in New York and how 190 Democratic delegates will vote at Chicago.

Albany UPI New York Keating Dewey Lindsay Robert F. Kennedy Nelson A. Rockefeller Kennedy Rockefeller John V. Lindsay New York City Hall Frank O'Connor Kenneth B. Keating Thomas E. Dewey Ogden R. Reid Westchester County Charles E. Goodell Jamestown John F. Kennedy Stephen Smith Theodore C. Sorensen Malcolm Wilson Louis Lefkowitz Earl W. Bridges Senate Perryb. Duryea Assembly C. Douglas Dillon Treasury Jackie Robinson Chicago New York State

Dem chief lauds GOP switch hints trickery

Orange County Democratic Chairman Sears Hunter endorses Gov Rockefeller appointing liberal Democrat to Kennedy seat while accusing GOP leader Bill Doulin of using the assassination for political ends. Hunter backs Rep John G Dow as Kennedy successor, Doulin criticizes Dow’s qualifications and warns against Dow’s appointment.

Orange County Sears Hunter Rockefeller Robert F. Kennedy Hunter John G. Dow Grand View D-27 Kennedy William E. Doulin Sen Doulin Bill Doulin Dow Martin B. McKneally Newburgh Joseph Eleyer Frederick P. Roland New City Assembly Ross Burkhardt Central Valley Democrats

Reflections From RFK Funeral as Nation Grieves

An editor notes Holly Bush of Monroe attended RFK’s funeral and reflects on the shooting and Kennedy’s ideals. The piece laments a drift toward materialism, inequality, and a loss of civic virtue while recounting the solemn New York lines at St. Patrick’s Cathedral with crowds enduring hours to pay respects.

Holly Bush Monroe Robert F. Kennedy RFK Senator Kennedy Frank Mankinetz Kennedy Robert Kennedy New York St. Patrick’s Cathedral Lexington Avenue

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