Johnson favored by Ohio delegates inAP poll
Ohio delegates favor President Johnson as strongest candidate for the Democratic ticket though Republicans split. The poll shows 23 of 41 Democrats backing Johnson with other choices including Eugene McCarthy, Robert Kennedy, and Hubert Humphrey. Republican picks favor Nixon, Rockefeller, Rhodes, with Reagan ignored.
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Columbus
Ohio
Johnson
Associated Press
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Ind
New York
Robert Kennedy
Hubert Humphrey
California
Ronald Reagan
Rockefeller
Reagan
Nixon
Rhodes
Miami Beach
Fla
Chicago
Johnson-Humphrey
Johnson- Kennedy
Johnson-McCarthy
Gallup
Con
Javits
Xon
Jay Nixon
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert J. Humphrey
Cheyenne
Maron
Poli
U.S. and World News Briefs Summary of Campus Protest and Hunger Report
Trinity College in Hartford faced a sit in by more than 200 students demanding approval of a student proposed Negro scholarship program. In Washington General Wheeler cited $5.1325 billion in U S aircraft losses in Vietnam and the potential saving from shelters. Draft Chief Hershey projected a higher 1969 draft call potentially up to 100000 more than the Pentagon request. A Citizens Board of Inquiry report highlighted hunger affecting one million Americans nationwide and urged a national emergency and emergency food programs.
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Hartford
Conn
Trinity College
Trinity
Albert C. Jacobs
Men’s College
Jacobs
Washington
Earle G. Wheeler
U. S
Vietnam
Wheeler
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Lewis Blersher
Congress
Selective Service
House Appropriations Subcommittee
Hershey
Deep South
New England
Appalachia
Citizens Board of Inquiry
United States
Johnson
Hardhit
Ohio University Students To Voice Opinions Tomorrow
Ohio University students will have the chance to express views on issues tomorrow. The notice appears on page two with construction bids for the Hocking River flood control project possible upon request, noted on page three.
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Ohio University
Hocking River
Thesig
Javits Widens Challenge to Polls on Democratic Prospects
Senator Javits dismisses a Gallup poll suggesting Richard Alton could beat the top three Democrats. He argues the sampling misrepresents Democratic strength and won’t derail Rockefeller’s bid to oppose Nixon for the Republican nomination.
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Washington
Jacob K. Davits
Richard AL On
New Yorker
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
US loses third F111 crash in Vietnam war
Saigon AP reports another U.S. Air Force F111 fighter-bomber crashed during a mission. aircraft believed down in Thailand with two crewmen unaccounted. The March crashes triggered grounding and rapid replacement. U.S. and South Vietnam units reported ongoing air and ground operations amid heightened alerts and multiple combat actions in Saigon and the delta.
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Saigon
North Vietnam
U.S
Thailand
America
Vietnam
Nevada
Fils
Panhandle
Tih
Mekong
Ho Chi Minh Trail
North
Coffin To Be Her Home For 75 Days
Mrs Patrick Haverland of Paint Pleasant plans a 75 day burial in a white pine coffin with a shaft for air and viewing. Friends and media, including a Delaware correspondent, report crowds, daily routines, and a race for the world record as she remains a live corpse awaiting medical checks and diet adjustments.
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Mike Meaney
London
Meaney
Bill White
Austin Tex
Diana Dors
Alan Rudkin
Coffin
Mary Hyre
Patrick
Pat) Daland
Charleston
The
Mariette Aanufacturing Co
Chimo
Pat
Lordan
Jvl
Diane
Greg
Uley
Mike Mealey
Glodé
Austin
Texas
Charles
Haverland
Frank Allen
Chiwa
Ripley
Telephone Strike Inches Toward Deadlock Across States
Nationwide walkout of about 201000 telephone workers stalls as union lawyers challenge a Alabama injunction aimed at blocking any settlement. Company spokesmen report service largely intact, while Alabama strikers ignore the injunction and seek federal transfer in Mobile to pursue a possible settlement.
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Washington
Alabama
Afl-Cio
CWA
Joseph A. Beirne
Earchy
James A. Hare
Dallas County
Mobile
U.S. District Court
United Methodists and EUBs Unite in Dallas Pageant
In Dallas Memorial Auditorium a joint service marked the national merger of the Methodist Church and the Evangelical United Brethren Church forming a denomination with over 11 million members. Bishops from Indianapolis and New York led the ceremony as prayers and litanies honored the union and a covenant was proclaimed.
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Dallas
Tex
United Methodist Church
Dallas Memorial Auditorium
Germany
Evangelical United Brethren Church
E.A.B
Reuben H. Mueller
Indianapolis
Lloyd C. Wicke
New York
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Nelson Rockefeller
James A. Rhodes
Onlo
Peared
Tarecristes
Pomeroy
Cesses
Abby
Heloise
Athens
Middleport
Chauncey Epee Nelsonviele
Glouster
PT. Pleasant
Pomeroy Oo
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New York City
Phuc Binh
A Shau
Hue
Charles Richards
Pittston
Richards
21Th Infantry
25Th Infantry Division
Lord
Donald Harvey Tippett
San Francisco
Albert C. Outler
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