Dr Spock Among 75 Arrested For Prayer Protest
In Washington, Dr Benjamin Spock and 74 others were arrested during a peaceful prayer protest across from the White House over Vietnam War escalation. They kneel during a Lafayette Park service and were charged with disorderly conduct for lacking a required permit, with Spock paying collateral and being released.
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Demilitarized Zone
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CBS
Face the Nation
Senate Panel Balks At Nixon Welfare Plan
The Senate Finance Committee, led by a Republican bloc, balked at Nixon's family assistance plan aiming to guarantee annual incomes for working or job trained families. The move jeopardizes welfare reform, which would add about 14 million recipients and cost roughly 4.4 billion dollars annually, while critics demand a policy that removes incentives to remain unemployed.
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Yarborough Loses In Texas Primary
Senator Ralph Yarborough loses renomination as Lloyd Bentsen wins Texas Democratic primary by about 90,000 votes. Bentsen leads statewide and in oil belt counties. Connally aided victory, while Yarborough’s opposition to public school prayer is cited as key issue. Bush to face Bentsen in fall race.
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Nixon
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Close Primary Races in AL OH and IN Pose Key Contests
United Press International reports tight Tuesday primaries in Alabama Ohio and Indiana. George Wallace seeks Alabama governor against seven in Dem field while Ohio voters pick a Senate candidate for Young's seat with Rhodes Taft and Glenn in contention. Indiana incumbents seek re nomination in all 11 House districts.
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Mark McElroy
Robert E. Sweeney
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