Belgrade University Students Push for Reform Amid Unrest
Yugoslavia’s Communist leaders fear student protests may prompt workers to join demands for reform at Belgrade University. Demonstrations left over 60 injured as students called for abolition of social privileges, unemployment relief, democratization of party and media, free meetings, and student participation in university governance.
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Yugoslavia
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Communist Party
Belgrade University
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Argentina reports first heart transplant patient dies
Antonio Enrique Serrano, 54, Argentina's first heart transplant patient, died four days after surgery. He had received a heart from a 47-year-old donor who died of brain hemorrhage. Six other patients worldwide remain alive after 20 transplants. Doctors warned Serrano's family of a four day life expectancy before the operation.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Antonio Enrique Serrano
Serrano
Predictions of Arrests in Poor Campaign Turn to Rights Songfest
Washington AP reports the Poor People's Campaign protest on the Justice Department steps devolved into an all night rights songfest. About 100 of 300 demonstrators remained for a vigil supporting seven Mexican Americans jailed in Los Angeles, later released.
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Justice Department
Ramsey Clark
Hosea Williams
Los Angeles
Clark
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Nixon May Cancel State Appearance
The Associated Press reports Nixon may skip state Republican convention speeches in Minnesota and North Dakota this month. He planned a campaign shift toward indepen dent voters, possibly signaling an already won nomination. Minnesota aides will decide on endorsing at the Duluth convention. Rockefeller backers form a 24 member steering committee in Minnesota.
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North Dakota
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GOP
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Harold LeVander
Nelson Rockefeller
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Quiet Michigan Deliberations Shape Nonprimary Delegates
In Michigan the 96 delegate slate leans Humphrey with 60 plus pledged or leaning toward him while Kennedy forces insist half the delegation supports Kennedy. The uncommitted label lingers as Sander Levin allows private preferences to emerge and delegates await public preference votes after the California primary.
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Associated Press
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Sander Levin
Kennedy
New York
William H. Merrill
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Kenney
California
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