Prosecution in Hearts Transplant Case Sparks Legal Fight
In Houston two youths face murder charges over the death of Clarence Nicks whose heart briefly beat in a transplant recipient. The case raises legal questions of death with a beating heart and ongoing medical fault lines amid multiple international transplant reports.
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Kennedy Favored in Nebraska Presidential Primary Race
Nebraskans vote in today’s primary with Kennedy favored over McCarthy in the Democratic contest while Nixon is expected to win the Republican ballot. Weather forecasts predict showers as polls run 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Major attention centers on Kennedy McCarthy and the Nixon storyline with Reagan influence and minor write-ins noted.
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Poll Gives RFK 47 Percent of Nebraska Vote
A Nebraska Democratic primary poll by NBC News based on 350 respondents shows Robert F. Kennedy leading with 47 percent, Eugene McCarthy 22 percent, Hubert H. Humphrey 9 percent, and Lyndon B. Johnson 7 percent. undecided 8 percent and others 7 percent. The survey notes Kennedy’s lead compared to the Indiana results three weeks earlier.
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AFL-CIO Sets Dues Deadline For UAW Suspension
The AFL-CIO orders Walter Reuther's UAW to pay three months of back dues by Wednesday or face immediate suspension, signaling a potential split after years of feud over federation reform. UAW leadership had pressed for a convention to debate reforms while Meany cites no meeting.
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Tent City Grows On Washington Mall
The poor people’s march in Washington builds a tent city near the Lincoln Memorial as Rev. Ralph David Abernathy vows to stay until federal leaders address poverty unemployment and underemployment. About 3,000 marchers converge from New England and Detroit contingents join. police clash in Detroit with no injuries reported.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Probe Demanded Of Army's Small Arms Policies
In a Senate speech McGovern urged a detailed look at Maj. Gen. Nelson M. Lynde's role in shaping Army weapons policy before he left in 1964 for Colt. He questioned the Pentagon's de-emphasis of the SPIW, a pin-sized dart automatic gun once planned to replace the M16, and noted Lynde's inquiry into conflicts of interest.
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Heath Overboard In Squall Rescued At Sea
Edward Heath opposition Conservative leader was swept into the English Channel when his sailboat capsized in a squall. He was pulled from the water by men in a nearby vessel, uninjured though soaked and smiling.
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