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Domestic News
August 8, 1960
The Nome Nugget
Nome, Nome County, Alaska
What is this article about?
Senator John Kennedy plans a 24-hour campaign visit to Seattle on Sept. 2 or 3, likely accompanied by running mate Senator Lyndon Johnson, as part of travel from Hawaii to Alaska.
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Kennedy Arrives in Seattle Early September
SEATTLE, (P) Sen. John Kennedy will arrive here either Sept. 2 or 3 for a 24-hour campaign visit, under plans announced Saturday.
Brock Adams, western Washington vice chairman of Kennedy's campaign, said "very likely" Kennedy's running mate Sen. Lyndon Johnson, will accompany the presidential candidate.
Adams said Kennedy will campaign in Alaska either before or after the Seattle stopover.
Kennedy's headquarters in the east announced previously that he would make only a brief stop here on his way from Hawaii to Alaska.
SEATTLE, (P) Sen. John Kennedy will arrive here either Sept. 2 or 3 for a 24-hour campaign visit, under plans announced Saturday.
Brock Adams, western Washington vice chairman of Kennedy's campaign, said "very likely" Kennedy's running mate Sen. Lyndon Johnson, will accompany the presidential candidate.
Adams said Kennedy will campaign in Alaska either before or after the Seattle stopover.
Kennedy's headquarters in the east announced previously that he would make only a brief stop here on his way from Hawaii to Alaska.
What sub-type of article is it?
Politics
Arrival Departure
What keywords are associated?
Kennedy Campaign
Seattle Visit
Lyndon Johnson
Presidential Candidate
Alaska Campaign
What entities or persons were involved?
Sen. John Kennedy
Brock Adams
Sen. Lyndon Johnson
Where did it happen?
Seattle
Domestic News Details
Primary Location
Seattle
Event Date
Either Sept. 2 Or 3
Key Persons
Sen. John Kennedy
Brock Adams
Sen. Lyndon Johnson
Event Details
Sen. John Kennedy will arrive in Seattle for a 24-hour campaign visit, likely accompanied by running mate Sen. Lyndon Johnson. The visit is part of plans including campaigning in Alaska, on the way from Hawaii to Alaska, as announced Saturday by Brock Adams and previously by eastern headquarters.