McCarthy Wraps Indiana Campaign with Small Cafeteria Meet
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy concluded his Indiana pre primary effort with a low turnout handshaking tour inside the Indiana State Office Building. He received only about 100 people in the statehouse cafeteria as he neared Tuesday’s Democratic presidential primary.
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McCarthy Campaign Stops Draw Sparse Crowd in Minnesota
In Richman on Monday Senator McCarthy spoke to about 80 people after campaigning in the city. A woman in the audience identified as Mary Myers, an employee of the state auditor’s office, voiced support for Dick Nixon. McCarthy lamented the lack of a debate and urged voters to consider core issues beyond mere unity.
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Columbia Campus Crisis Ends With Stays and Picket Action
News reports that a campus crisis at Columbia University concluded after nine units resisted classwork while thousands of students supported the strike. About 5,900 Local 600 members and United Auto Workers backed the walkout as classes were suspended for a full day and then resumed with tensions easing.
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Hanoi Pressures to Persist Before Paris Talks
Diplomatic reports from London indicate Hanoi will keep maximum military and political pressure on Saigon and the United States during Vietnam talks in Paris. Ho Chi Minh aims to negotiate from strength, while the U S seeks to force a halt to bombing and Western concessions.
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Bermuda Quiet After Riots and Elections
Bermuda lifted a curfew after two nights of rioting with troops on standby and 25 percent of the May military average diverted. The island will stay alert until after the May 22 general elections as authorities keep a small contingent. Meanwhile in Edwards Mississippi a caravan of 136 marchers heads toward Selma on the first leg of the Poor People’s Campaign led by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr and the SCLC.
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Polish Newspaper Shakeup Prompts Jewish Officials Purge
Monday reports indicate a top level shakeup at Zycie Warszawy with senior editor Szymon Jakubowicz resigning over policy disputes and an anti Israel line. Other editors Kamila Chylinska and Arthur Hajnicz also reportedly resigned. The purge targets Jews and other critics as part of broader government and party removals amid student unrest and clashes with police in Warsaw and other cities.
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