Kennedy Primary Wins Seen Vital for Nomination
Former White House adviser Kenneth P. O’Connell said Sen. Robert F. Kennedy must win California and Indiana primaries and show well in Nebraska to contend for the Democratic nomination. He argued Kennedy is most qualified, needs momentum, and could gain if he defeats McCarthy in Indiana while South states unlikely to help. He did not expect Rockefeller to run, and Humphrey may seek the presidency.
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No Progress Reported To End Phone Strike
Washington reports show union and management negotiations stalled on the fourth day of the cross country telephone strike affecting about 200000 Communications Workers of America members. Service remains near normal due to automatic dialing with operator calls delayed but improving as staff adjust. Beirne says no settlement prospects. Gilmer cites inflation and costs. AT&T subsidiaries seek wage gains. current average pay is 2.88 to 3.27 per hour while offers average 6.5 percent.
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Katzenbach Sees Breakthrough in Vietnam Talks Site
Washington reports optimistic views from Undersecretary Katzenbach that an impasse over a site for preliminary Vietnam peace talks will be solved. Other officials remain skeptical, noting Hanoi’s public responses haven’t matched private diplomacy. Pearson urged avoiding obstacles to talks and suggested Canada could police a peace settlement, though Canadian troops wouldn’t stand by during fighting.
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Bugging seen big issue in site selection for peace talks
Lyman S. Kirkpatrick former CIA executive director and Brown University professor says electronic eavesdropping looms large in choosing a Vietnam peace talks site. He notes risks at Phnom Penh and Warsaw, where bugs are likely and embassy access is uncertain.
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Wisconsin turkey hunting licenses oversubscribed
L P Voigt secretary of the Department of Natural Resources said 10 000 more applications for turkey hunting licenses have been filed than can be granted this year Among the rejected applicants is Gov Warren Knowles Voigt's boss in Madison Wisconsin.
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Washington SCLC plans three caravan march to Washington
The SCLC led by Rev. Ralph Abernathy announces a three pronged campaign to pressure Congress and the Johnson administration to aid the nation’s poor. Beginning May 2 in Memphis, a mule drawn wagon train will depart from Marks Mississippi on a 50 mile march to fund and fuel the effort, with rallies across Alabama Georgia South Carolina North Carolina Virginia. Abernathy will later launch caravans from Chicago May 8 and Boston May 9 as the plan unfolds with a memorial plaque to King on the motel balcony in Memphis.
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