State Primary At A Glance
United Press overview of choices in the Indiana and New York contests. Democratic candidates include Gov. Roger Branigin Sen. Robert Kennedy and Sen. Eugene McCarthy. Republican field features Richard Nixon unopposed. Expected turnout about 1.2 million voters. Delegates: 26 Republicans and 61 Democrats with additional unbound Democratic National Committee members. Crossovers face party challenges.
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United Press
Roger D. Branigin
Indiana
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
Richard M. Nixon
Poll hours set as voters prepare for primary race
Polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. local time with voters casting ballots. The historical note cites 1960 figures where Nixon received 409,408 votes against one minor opponent while John F Kennedy polled 353,882 in the Democratic primary against two minor contenders.
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Nixon
John F. Kennedy
McCarthy Bets On Indiana Win In Presidential Primary
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy claimed Indiana will favor him more than polls suggest and vowed to beat Kennedy and Humphrey as he wrapped up campaign for Tuesday’s primary. He spoke at a Richmond breakfast and noted Gov. Branigin as a favorite son in Indiana politics. Abigail McCarthy was hospitalized briefly for an ulcer flareup.
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Hichmond
Ind
Eugene J. McCarthy
Indiana
Wing
Minnesota
Roger D. Branigin
McCarthy
Richmond
Robert F. Kennedy
N Y
South Bend
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Peateres
Aries
Abigail McCarthy
Evansville
Hong Kong Crime Arrests Increase Amid Robbery Wave
Hong Kong police report 777 robberies in the last four months, up from 230 in the same period last year. A police spokesman says the crime wave is being brought under control as 1967 progresses.
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Hong Kong
Mong Kong
Buenos Aires Melting Pot World City with Immigrant Blend
Chicago readers learn about Buenos Aires as a melting pot and South America’s largest Spanish speaking metropolis. The piece notes waves of immigration, diverse hair colors, and the city’s role as economic center with three fifths of Argentina’s workers employed there. Police clash with cyclists near the docks ends with arrests for battery.
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Washington
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Buenos
Aires
Ape
Mr. Billard
South America
National Geographic
Porvenos
Ted
Eurdues
Avenidas de Chicago
API
Jules B
Satan
Hell's Disciples
Jack
South
America
Tina
Batery
Sen
Cook County
Jai's Hospital
Legion Halts Kennedy Telecast Endorsement in Indiana
Indiana Department of American Legion won a Marion County court order to stop further airing of a Kennedy presidential telecast. Judge Job J. Nibac set May 23 for a hearing on a permanent injunction. Defendants include Robert F Kennedy for President committee Avco Time-Life and Papert Koenig Lois.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Department of the ‘American Legion
Legion
Robert F. Kennedy
Ued
Marion County
Job J. Nibac
The
Kennedy
Avco Broadcasting Co
Time-Life Broadcasting
New York
Papert, Koenigl and Lois Inc
Today At YMCA Schedule Card
A dense list of YMCA activities with times and groups including Rotary Club CBMC Fine Arts Committee Altrusa Dinners Kiwanis Lions Youth programs Junior High activities and various swim and exercise sessions throughout the day. Residents can attend fitness classes, youth programs, and gym facilities from morning until evening.
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Rotary Clu
CBMC
Altrusa
Kiwanis
Chief Anderson Lions
Buenos Aires Beholds Broad Boulevards Arts and Nightlife
A vivid portrait of Buenos Aires highlights its broad boulevards the Teatro Colón opera house and city galleries. It surveys La Boca bars and cafes where patrons sing dance and drum as locals savor meals coffee and pastries from breakfast through late night dining amid peaceful rallies and protests abroad.
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Julio
Portenos
Tro Colon
Seums
Porteno
la Boca
Mr. Billard
Chicago
UPI
Civic Center Plaza
Vietnam
United States
Cubs
Marcles
Pulitzer Prizes Highlight Knight Papers Sweep and Other Winners
The 1968 Pulitzer Prizes awarded Knight Newspapers staff honors for editorials and local reporting. Detroit Free Press staff won for riot coverage. Eugene Gray Payne cited for editorial cartooning. Riverside Press-Enterprise won for public service expose. William Styron’s The Confessions of Nat Turner won fiction. George Kennan won biography for Memoirs 1925 1950.
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NEW York
Jonn 5
Knight
Knight Newspapers
Detroit Free Press
Eugene Gray Payne
Charlotte
N.C
Observer
Free Press
Riverside
Calif
Presssterprise
California
William Styron
Nat
Turner
George F. Kennan
Columbia University Board of Trustees
Joseph Pulitzer
Pulitzer
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
New York World
Columbia Trustees
Pulitzer Prizes
Frank Angelo
Toshio Sakai
United Press International
Sol Ier
Rocco Morabito
Jacksonville, Fla Journal
Alfred Friendly
Washington Post
Howard James
The
Christian Science Monitor
Nathan “Nick” Kotz
Des Moines Register
James
Katz
Anthony Hecht
Will Durant
Ariel
George Crumb
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
Detroit
Auction Sale Notices From Various Locations
Auction notices indicate multiple sales including a May event at 630 PM and items such as household foods and furniture. Listings name sites like West Warner Geog Road, Cap Indian Wheichel Avenue, and Worth Woodward area with dates, times, and locations for property, nursery items, and shrubbery.
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Dare
Bevery Moore
Guibeard
Pooton
Tobias Househod Foods
Warner Geog
Bae Eich Natin
Fray
Atlaad
Ute Bing
Sat Alexanders
Senso
Woodward
Phesnis
Sfemaernarg
Adm Sen
Anderson
Jackson St. Pike
Davenport
General Electric
Sherman Clymer
Egg M. Hood
Haviland
Dodge
East
10Th St
Indiana
Panorama Shopping Center
Baldwin Acronsonic
Chester
Ironrite
Niblock
Sealy
Coleman
Webb
Bassett Tables
Johnson
Foster
Bunting
Philco
Davis Power
Madrid University Reopens After March 8 Closure
Madrid University reopened after six weeks of closure marked by student clashes and police powers. Students returned to classes while displaying anti Franco and anti American posters, with the Democratic Student Union holding class delegate meetings. Police stood guard as workers in Geneva demonstrated outside the Spanish consulate, injuring several and arresting others. Caravan Sale Continues on 109 Bypass.
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Madrid
UPI
Studen
Democratic Student Union
Geneva
Switzerland
Spain
Switzer
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Democrat
Carters
Ctoria
Department OF American Legion
YMCA
Hell
Journal
Sunray DX Oil Company
University of Thins
Accra
Ghana
Kc Ote
U.S
Robert Perkins
Anthony Lukas
New York Times
He Ife
Linda Fitzpatrick
East Village
Bernard Bailyn
Credithrift
Sears
Charles Jones
Mar
Madrid University
Kimball Keyboard Caravan Sale Conues
National Tile Factory
Pitt Sts
Factory Park
Pan Lee Stonebarger
Broadway
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