Indiana Primary Clash Tops Week of Elections and State Conventions
Indiana hosts a week of key voting with five primaries including Indiana and a battle between Kennedy and McCarthy for delegates while Humphrey pursues district and state convention delegates. Nixon’s appeal also tests GOP support after Rockefeller’s entry.
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Ohio
Humphrey Becomes a Target in Indiana Primary Clash
Indiana GOP and Democratic battle builds to a climax as Hubert Humphrey faces renewed attacks amid rival Kennedy and McCarthy campaigns. Branigin seeks GOP crossover votes while Nixon’s looming ballot influence fuels cross-party strategy and turnout plans in Indianapolis.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
New York
John F. Kennedy
Oregon
California
Lafayete
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Richmond
Jordan King backs UN peace missions and seeks jets
Jordan’s King Hussein pledged backing for Gunnar V. Farling’s UN mediation mission to push an Arab- Israeli settlement. In a 65 minute meeting with Foreign Secretary Michael Stewart the 32 year old monarch also pressed Britain for more jet aircraft as Britain has promised eight Hunter fighters.
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Hussein of
Jordan
U.N
Gunnar V. Farling
Michael Stewert
Britain
House Group Pushes Action on 10 Billion Tax Hike
The House Ways and Means Committee opened a path for Congress to act on a 10 billion dollar tax increase by accepting a spending limitation plan. It would cut at least four billion from the current year budget and eight billion from older appropriations, guiding Mills to negotiate with the Senate on a combined tax-economy measure. Johnson warned that further delay in passing the 10 percent surcharge could be a ticket to disaster.
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Explosions Raise Tension as Viet Con Assault Roars in Saigon
In Saigon the conflict surged with North Vietnamese forces reported inside the capital. A major blast near downtown reportedly hit the U S C and International House as U S officials warned the offensive aims to pressure Paris talks. Allied troops pressed rescues and fought in three Saigon sectors.
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Australian Freelance Journalist Recounts Viet Cong Ambush
An Australian freelancer details a Viet Cong ambush near Saigon in which five reporters were attacked, four killed. The dispatch, filed for The Associated Press, notes the group altered plans after finding little activity near the Mekong Delta and Colombo? includes John Cantwell of Time magazine and Michael Birch among those involved.
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Associated Press
Saigon
Mekong Delta
John Cantwell
Time Magazine
Michael Birch
Photographer Killed Covering Saigon Clash Near Tan Son Nhut
Charles R. Eggleston, 23, UPI photographer, died while filing from a crowded district near Saigon's airport. The ambush involved Viet Cong fired with a burp gun and AK47 as colleagues Bruce Pigott and Ron Laramy, Reuters, rode in the jeep. The survivor described a harrowing escape through gunfire and fleeing refugees. The incident unfolds amid gunship activity and intense fighting in a densely populated area.
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Tan Son Nhut
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Cantwell
King Olav V Adopted by North Dakota Tribes in Fargo
King Olav V of Norway toured the Midwest via Minnesota and North Dakota visiting Augsburg College the University of Minnesota St Olaf College and the Sons of Norway HQ. In Fargo he was officially adopted as Chief of the Northern Lights by United Tribes members with drums bells and a feathered headdress.
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America
Fredrick Schiotz
American Lutheran Church
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Muskego
N.D
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Malcolm Moos Inauguration Set Thursday
Malcolm Moos will be inaugurated Thursday as the University of Minnesota's tenth president. About 1,000 people, mostly in academic garb, will attend an academic procession to Northrop Auditorium before Moos delivers his address at 1 p.m. Regent chairman Lester A. Malkerson will speak and Gov. Harold LeVander will present the mace to Moos. A reception follows.
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Malcolm Moos
University of Minnesota
Eisenhower
Meredith Wilson
Northrop
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Lester A. Malkerson
University Board of Regents
Harold LeVander
Governor Lurleen Wallace condition worsens in Alabama
News briefs report Gov. Lurleen Wallace in worse condition with a later update expected. In Minnesota NSP to spend 100 million over 10 years, mainly undergrounding main feeder lines in Twin Cities area. New York Gov. Rockefeller appoints J Irwin Miller national campaign chairman, with Robert R. Douglass as campaign manager.
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Ala
Lurleen Wallace
Minneapolis
Northern States Power Co
Twin Cities
Farr Eward
NSP
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
J. Irwin Miller
Indiana
Rockefeller
Robert R. Douglass
Albany
French Students Clash With Police on Left Bank in Paris
AP reports a pitched battle as students hurled cobblestones and metal fragments while police used tear gas and clubs. Demonstrations protested university rules, facilities, and alleged police brutality, with Friday’s actions cited as a key grievance.
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Paris
High Court Rules Inmates Must Be Warned of Miranda Rights
The Supreme Court, in a 5 3 decision, overturned a Florida man’s 30 month tax fraud sentence, ruling inmates must receive Miranda warnings during police questioning. Justice Black said investigators cannot avoid Miranda by framing tax investigations as harmless.
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Supreme Court
Florida
Hugo L. Black
Byron R. White
Education Office Proposes Minnesota School Standards
The Minnesota State Department of Education released a 69 page report detailing long range standards goals. It favors minimum district enrollments of 3000 K-12 and a 135 course list, higher than the Domian plan, with emphasis on quality education and potential district realignments by 1975. It also calls for 50 percent state funding of public education and special aid for districts with heavy disabled populations.
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Minnesota
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