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.1 i i i 8-A PRESS, Binghamton, N. Y. June 3, 1963 RFK Asks Stop HHH Coalition Both Kennedy, McCarthy Could Taste Defeat in Cal. loss is turned back by his Gene Snubs Idea On Eve of Cal. Vote rr1- mm If IP Yi vv I California, however, the two senators seemed likely to fall into some kind of loose confederation aimed at preventing Humphrey from locking up the nomination before the August convention meets.

Kennedy will be primarily concerned with shoring up his own base of New York in the June 18 primary, when convention delegates will be elected by congressional districts. MCCARTHY is challenging him with slates of his own in Los Angeles (UPI) The. Kennedy-McCarthy campaign in California rolled into its final hours today on the eve of the presidential primary carrying the year's biggest prize. One candidate was calling for a stop-Humphrey coalition. By JACK BELL AP Political Analyst Los Angeles California's Democratic presidential primary tomorrow apparently will trigger a furious assault by Senators Robert F.

Kennedy and Eugene J. McCarthy on Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey's convention vote strength. Either Kennedy or McCarthyand just possibly both will be politically maimed by the outcome of their battle for the state's 174-vote share of the 1,312 needed for the presidential nomination at the Chicago party convention. Kennedy has indicated he will consider quitting if his effort to refurbish his winner image here after his Oregon Associated Press WIREPHOTO.

Argentina's Heart Recipient in Coma By VP -International Doctors in Buenos Aires fought today to save the life of the world's 19th heart transplant patient after a tragic weekend in which three men with transplanted hearts died in a span of barely five hours. CHAT AFTER CHURCH President Johnson and daughter, Mrs. Patrick Nugent, chat with the Rev. Wunibald W. Schneider, pastor of St.

Francis Xavier Church, after attending services at, the Catholic church near the LBJ ranch. LBJ Returning to Capital; Glassboro Speech Expected Senator Robert F. Kennedy wanted his and Senator Eugene J. McCarthy's forces to join after tomorrow's crucial vote to deny the nomination to Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey, who has entered no primaries.

McCarthy said he was making no such deals. The victor in the California primary wins the right to compete with Humphrey for the Democratic presidential nomination. He also gets a bloc of 174 national convention votes of the 1,312 needed to capture the nomination. WHATEVER he may say after the California primary, the loser tomorrow will be written off as a major contender. Both candidates moved into the more heavily populated areas of Southern California yesterday after appearing at San Francisco Saturday night in a debate which produced few sparks and no clear winner.

The nationally televised program did provide some extra exposure for the lesser known McCarthy and "his views. The American Broadcasting Co. announced the program reached an estimated 32,000,000 viewers. A survey conducted by National Arbiton said the telecast drew 38.8 per cent of the national television audience. Always subject to change, McCarthy's schedule for the last day of the campaign showed only three appearancesall in the Los Angeles area.

BUT KENNEDY, as usual, planned a rugged finale in all three of the state's major population centers. His schedule called for a flight from Los Angeles to San Francisco, then a return to the Los Angeles area and a flight to San Diego. It was a 13-hour itinerary, which could stretch to 14 or 15. In a television appearance yesterday, Kennedy said he and McCarthy might differ on details but that both wanted to take the nation in new directions. He said only Hum Mr.

Johnson will make a sentimental journey back to the Glassboro campus. But all signs point that way. He met Kosygin last June in an atmosphere of new understanding and friendliness that was dubbed the "spirit of Hollybush." The college presi-ent's mansion "Hollybush" was the site of the meeting. Mr. Johnson was expected to make a bid to revive the understanding that lifted-hopes following that meeting.

THERE ALSO are recurring reports in Washington that an Austin, Tex. (UPI) President Johnson heads back to Washington tonight to prepare for an expected commencement address tomorrow at Glassboro, N. State College site of last year's summit meeting with Soviet Premier Alexei Kosygin. Mr. Johnson faced a busy White House schedule this week, including an official state visit tomorrow by President Jose Joaquin Trejos Fernandez of Costa Rica.

THE WHITE HOUSE has not commented on reports that Humphrey Enjoys Showing Off His Holdings, hut Not Very Fast phrey would gain if they failed to unite after California. "The struggle must be with Vice President Humphrey," Kennedy said. "He supports present policies. Four more years of that would be very dangerous." On another television program, McCarthy said he would not join Kennedy "in order to stop Hubert Humphrey, that I will make my own race and see what happens." Kennedy said he expected to win in California. McCarthy that the outcome should be "very close." MCCARTHY added a postscript to the debate yesterday by issuing a statement charging Kennedy with distorting the Minnesota senator's position in Vietnam and racial problems.

He said Kennedy used "scare tactics" which could increase "suspicion and mistrust among the races" on McCarthy's proposals for moving Negroes out of ghettoes. McCarthy also said Kennedy had distorted his stand supporting a coalition government to include the pro-Communist National Liberation Front in a new government for South Vietnam. He said Kennedy apparently would continue to support the present government while demanding that it accept reforms refused for 20 years. 1 The Minnesota senator released his statement while making an unscheduled visit with a small crowd in the Negro community of Watts. Kennedy and McCarthy compete tomorrow against a favorite soncandidate, State Attorney General Thomas H.

Lynch, originally a stand-in for President Johnson before the President said he would not accept renomination. The Republicans have no competition in their presiden-, tial primary. Gov. Ronald Reagan is running as an unopposed favorite son candidate to lead an 86-vote delegation to the GOP National Convention. why I would not seek any other national office unless I had the feeling this was something the state wanted me to do." Another condition he set was acceptance of the No.

2 spot only after the presidential nominee has been chosen and an early enumeration of the "responsibilities" of the office of vice-president. Troopers Get VIP Treatment Fort Bragg, N. Two planeloads of Vietnam veterans, paratroopers from the 82d Airborne Division's 3d Brigade, received VIP treatment when they returned home this weekend for two-week leaves. The 165 paratroopers have completed their Vietnam duty but have signed on to complete full tours there. They were processed quickly and issued partial pay, airline tickets and new khaki uniforms, with on-the-spot uniform pressing Minnesota opponent.

MCCARTHY has consistently rejected the idea that he will fold up his tent even though a loss tomorrow would leave him with a lone victory out of four primary contests with the New Yorker. There remains the remote possibility that both Kennedy and McCarthy could take it on the chin in tomorrow's voting, from a delegate slate headed by State Attorney General Thomas C. Lynch. Originally for President Johnson before he quit the contest, this slate is running unpledged. Most of its members seem to favor Humphrey as the nominee.

No matter what happens in between 5:28 p. m. and 10:40 p. m. Saturday.

The 20th case, Ronald G. Smith of Hempstead, N. died on the operating table at New York Hospital when his new heart failed to function. Smith, a 39-year-old Negro limited-duty policeman from a Brooklyn precinct, was being given the heart of Mario Cedeno, a 28-year-old Bronx janitor who shot himself in the head Saturday. The other two transplant patients who died Saturday were Joseph G.

Klett of Orange, the ISth case, and Albert Murphy of Montreal, the 18th person on whom the operation had been performed. Eight diamonds in 14K gold bridal pair. $325 Elgin, twelve diamonds, 14K case. 17-jewal $89.95 Elgin, eight diamonds, 10Kcase. 17-jewel $125 Diamond and 14K gold pendants Wlultrtrorw Eniirgvo jfwpi pdc $135 $225 an effort to share in New York's 190-vote delegation.

Humphrey men have been busy beating the bushes for New York support. McCarthy said he intends to campaign in New York whatever happens in California. He said what he calls his crusade will continue up to the convention, regardless of developments. McCarthy made it clear he intends to pursue his independent course, still based primarily on his opposition to Johnson war policies which Humphrey has supported. Although the senator and Vice-President have had long years of political association in Minnesota, McCarthy seems to be making it increasingly difficult for him to swing in Humphrey's direction if it appears at convention time that he cannot himself win the nomination.

McCarthy said yesterday that Humphrey and former Vice-President Richard M. Nixon, top contender for the GOP presidential nomination, had arrived at about the same position on Vietnam. "I think they come out about even," he said. TROPICAL FISH FASCINATING FAMILY HOBBY 100 Aquariums on Display HAMSTERS ft) CANARIES PARAKEETS TURTLES ALL PET SUPPLIES RAINBOW AQUARIUM i BERLIN ST. PHONE SW 7-MM OPEN ho me for Modern 14K gold pair with six diamonds.

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Humphrey's homer he explained, started with the same plans Lyndon Johnson was using for a guest home but has been added to in the 12 years since it was built. HUMPHREY HAS 26 ACRES along the lake, a handsome home with five bedrooms, a swimming pool, a boathouse, a sauna, a bath Waverly, Minn. UP) Vice-President Hubert H. Humphrey, like his political mentor, President Johnson, enjoys driving his guests around to show off his holdings. But Humphrey's guests don't have to worry about being driven too fast.

Humphrey drives a restored Model which is inclined to shimmy a little when the roads get too rough. "I'm going to have to' take off the front wheels and put in new "ball bearings but I haven't had time to get to it," Humphrey said yesterday as he led a motorcade of newsmen, photographers and staff members on a trip around his home on Lake Waverly and to see the town Not Seeking V.p Spot Percy Lists Conditions For Being Nixon Mate Chicago Senator Charles Percy, of Illinois, noting that Richard M. Nixon is the front-runner for the Republican nomination for president, has detailed four conditions under which he would run as his mate. Only seven of the 20 persons who have been given new hearts have so far survived the delicate operation. Antonio E.

Serrano, a 54-year-old noodle vendor who inherited the heart of a 47-year-old union leader Friday, lay in a coma in the model clinic in Lanus, an industrial suburb of Buenos Aires. Doctors described his condition as "satisfactory under the circumstances." Serrano was breathing with the aid of an artificial lung and was receiving continuous blood transfusions. The 16th, 18th and 20th transplant patients, two Americans and a Canadian, died "Sake a HENRYS diamond Emerald cut, four baguette diamonds in 14K. $450 Exquisite diamond soli taire in 14K gold. $250 for birthday dinners, Convenltnt Terms Twenty-one diamonds In goia oinner ring.

375 is where invitation for Mr. Johnson to visit Moscow is in the cards before he leaves office. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson is heading back to Washington to brief the President on Soviet attitudes toward Vietnam peace talks under way in Paris and the role the Russians may play. On the domestic front, Mr. Johnson was waiting for Congress to make the next move the $10,000,000,000 tax bill that he has capitulated to lawmakers demand for a $6,000,000,000 slash in federal spending.

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