Kennedy Files for Indiana Ballot In Presidential Bid
Senator Robert F Kennedy travels from Utah to Indianapolis to file for Indiana's May 7 primary as Wisconsin races heat up. Nixon and McCarthy campaign across Indiana while Reagan backers urge Wisconsin votes. The scene features Branigin on the ballot and Ke nnedy's entry shaping a key early battleground in the 1968 primary season.
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Indiana Primary First Test For RFK McCarthy
A strange report notes RFK plans to file for Indiana on May 7 with 600 signatures from each of 11 districts while McCarthy also seeks ballot entry. Kennedy aims to run in Indiana, California, Oregon and Nebraska as the campaign begins in earnest amid a bomb threat context.
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Kennedy Campaign Plans Stir Indiana and Deep South Conflicts
Kennedy and McCarthy vie for delegates as Indiana plans weekend campaign efforts with up to 20 000 college helpers and 2 000 staffers. Johnson aides push for southern support while warnings of anti Johnson sentiment surface in Oklahoma and Virginia as party factions clash over delegate tactics and civil rights stances.
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Johnson Backers Emphasize Confidence in California Fight
In California Johnson backers push optimism as Kennedy leads in polls and preparations for the Democratic National Convention advance. Wyman notes gains possible despite Kennedy surge, while Los Angeles organizers boost Johnson delegates and mobilize activists for the June primary and convention efforts.
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Girls Visit Dorms at USC for First Time
AP reports that female Musleats will be allowed 19 visits to dorms at the University of Southern California this weekend. Four hours must pass prior to the event, with limits set for night hours.
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Wisconsin Road Congestion Precedes Wisconsin Primary
Campaigns stir Wisconsin as congestion marks the road to the state primary. McCarthy and Kennedy vie in Milwaukee and Madison while Nixon, Johnson allies, and others prepare major speeches and rebuilding efforts. The scene includes student protests and calls to address Vietnam policy and civil rights. Local reporters note campaign organization and regional stops across Wisconsin.
Artillery Simulator Incident Shocks Boston Apartment
In Boston, Rene and FL Whitler allegedly used an artillery simulator against a door to frighten his girlfriend. The device produced a whine like an exploding shell and caused a blast within the unit, injuring bystanders including another woman and an Army sergeant. Whitler was held on bail after pleading not guilty to possession of a deadly device.
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Wisconsin Campaign Notes Tangle With Varying Stances
The postmaster general suggests it is better for a president to campaign outside Washington. Miss Furness bills herself as a consumer advocate addressing an Appleton group and guest at a Milwaukee reception. Stassen campaigns in Milwaukee as a persistent underdog, stressing contrasts between Nixon and Johnson on Vietnam policy.
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