The best testimony came from a very old friend and adviser of Senator Humphrey. He said, 'Hubert would have liked it. He had hated the man, if ever he hated anybody but that was all over long ago.

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In response, Vice President Hubert Humphrey entered the race, but it was too late to run in the primaries. He would have to win delegate support at the nominating convention in Chicago that summer.

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William J. Green, will be able to gather only ... "If anyone deserves a break," Robert Kennedy said last week, "Hubert does." But Humphrey needs a lot of breaks to be lucky this time.