Kennedy Camp Claims Johnson Aide Not Enrolled Democrat
New York aides accuse Edwin L. Weiss Sr. of not being a Democrat as Johnson backer Weiss calls charges humorous. Burns cites 1952 registration and voting gaps to claim Weiss cannot be a Democrat and may lack credentials for the convention. The NY delegation totals 190 votes with a three-way primary race among Johnson Kennedy and McCarthy.
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N.Y
Kennedy
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
John A. Burns
Edwin L. Weis! Sr
Burns
Weiss
Washington
National Committee
Edna Kelly
Brooklyn
Yparty Committee
Burn
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
State Committee
Weis
Broooklyn
Abrams Expects Vietnamese Army Modernization Talks
Abrams, deputy commander in Vietnam, met with President Johnson and Pentagon officials to discuss modernization and equipment for the Army of Vietnam. He noted South Vietnamese troops fought better than a year ago, with talks touching on allied contingents and the broader military situation in Vietnam.
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Abrams
Washington
Christian
U.S
Vietnam
Wiliam
Westmoreland
Army
National Security Council
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Earle G. Wheeler
Hubert H. Humphrey
White House
Tewsmen
Christia
Khe Sanh
Pentapon
Army of
Australia
Korea
South Vietnam
Mrs. Wallace's Condition Worsens Amid Cancer Recovery
Gov. Lurleen Wallace's condition deteriorated as doctors reported a possible pulmonary embolus. Anticoagulants were increased while she remains in serious condition after surgery for cancer and an abdominal infection. Former Gov. George Wallace canceled a campaign stop itinerary in response.
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Ala
Lurleen Wallace
Ed Ewing
George Wallace
Mississippi
Tennessee
North Carolina
Ewing
Wallace
Senate tax debate widens over war profits and IBM levy
Senators argued over an amendment to tax laws tied to wartime profits and a proposed 20 percent levy on American firms selling to Communist nations. Mondale warned such a tax could cripple trade with Eastern Europe, while Mundt cited IBM as a prime example. House actions included a 5 percent tax on foreign airline tickets and lower duty-free allowances, with Johnson seeking a broader overseas-spending curb for tourists.
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Idaho
Vietnam
Vance Hartke
C- Iud
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R-S.d
North Vietnam
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International Business Machines Corp
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IBM
Walter F. Mondale
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U.S
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Governors cousin campaign stirs 1964 presidential race
Fresh campaign notes show trouble for the President in Ohio and Pennsylvania where Johnson allies face nervous leaders over transferring 115 Ohio votes. In Pennsylvania 130 votes hinge on Mayors Barr and Tate, with others weighing in amid party shifts. Connecticut pivots to a mixed delegation while Indiana Indiana weighs Kennedy challenger. White House wary after William Clark remarks spark Vietnam war concerns.
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Pittsburgh
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Philadelphia
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Abraham Ribicofff
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McCarthy
John M. Bailey
Roger D. Branigin
Tuinoy Atty- Gen
William G. Clark
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
White House
IRS reports widespread errors in tax returns
More than 24 million returns filed through March 15 show 1.65 million with errors, about 8 percent. Last year 7.4 percent of 21 million had errors by the same date. Filing deadline is April 15. Around 80 million returns are expected this year, with about 20 percent final weekend filings. Main mistakes include wrong tax tables, arithmetic errors, missing W-2 forms, missing signatures, and invalid Social Security numbers.
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IRS
Kennedy Pushes Peace Corps Idea At Utah Stop
Senator Kennedy pressed a peacetime alternative to the Vietnam War during stops at Brigham Young University and Weber State College. He proposed a state peace corps funded by the federal government but managed locally, arguing for service without arms and criticizing Nixon and the Johnson administration. He and his entourage then ski rested in northern Utah as crowds listened and questioned his plans.
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West
Kennedy
Brigham Young
America
Patricia Lawford
Stephen E. Smith
Utah
Weber State College
Wasatch Range
Ogden
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Peace Corps
Wholesale prices edge higher on March outlook
Costs wholesale price index stands at 108.0 with preliminary March figures pointing to a further three tenths of one percent rise. The bureau notes rising wholesale meal prices in response to the threat of some disruptions.
Playboy Philosophy Attacked by Queens College President
Dr. John E. Smylie, president of Queens College in Charlotte, condemned Playboy magazine and Hugh Hefner's philosophy as unreal. Speaking to Flor ence Crittenton Home officers, he argued that mutual, pre marital relations ignore real life, citing a nude Playmate photo to illustrate unrealities such as pregnancy concerns and aging.
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John E. Smylie
Queens College
Playboy Magazine
Hugh Hefner
Smylie
Florence Crittenton Home
Playboy
Dr. Smylie
Firemen clash over tagged homes in Akers fire dispute
Fire Chief Julius Petry argues that untagged homes deter tagging and funding, while veterans defend urgent action as lives are at stake. A veteran and bystander describe tension at the Rush and Akers fires, noting resistance to waiting for tags and contrasting professional duty with public anger.
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Julius Petry
Steve Davis
Rush
A.P. Kern
Fleet
Trany Aker
Olivette
Some 160 Idled Ships Block New York Port
New York AP report notes about 160 idled ships clogging the port as a dockers strike continues. The stalled vessels crowd the harbor area, forcing handling delays and sparking concern over cargo backlogs and economic impact. The scene reflects a tense labor dispute affecting shipping and city operations.
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New York
Vietnam War Update: Abrams Indicates More Fighting Ahead
Gen. Creighton W. Abrams, likely to head U.S. forces in Vietnam, warned Washington that the enemy can launch offensives when ready. U.S. forces pressed Operation Quyet Thang, with heavy combat near Ap Long Mare and Trang Bang as 25th Division troops faced entrenched Viet Cong defenses. American losses rose modestly while Viet Cong casualties climbed. the aim remains to lift the Viet Cong threat around Saigon and regain initiative.
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North Vietnam
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House panel backs mild restraints on U S travelers abroad
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a 5 percent tax on all foreign destination air tickets and cut the duty free exemption for gifts and tourism purchases abroad. It defers the broader expenditure tax pending administration border tax proposals, amid voter concern and uncertain Europe trade talks.
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U.S
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Johson
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Canada
Milwaukee Couple Found Dead in Glendale Grave
Milwaukee police and Glendale investigators identified a man and woman missing since December as John Mikulovsky and Lucille Mikulovsky. Both had been shot and were discovered Wednesday wrapped in plastic bags in a Glendale grave near railroad tracks. Police question the couple’s two sons, ages 17 and 20, while detailing how the earth was frozen and pneumatic hammers used to open the grave.
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Wis
Glendale
John Mikulovsky
Mikulovsky
Protest Erupts as State Police Clear Building
Demonstrators urged by State Police to leave to protect public property faced removal after a request to quit was denied. Troopers moved through downstairs and upstairs, a clash occurred with a resisting young man, and officers carried others outside. A baby was carried to safety as jeers followed. Welfare officials warned checks could be cut up to 25 percent in April if funds are not reapproved.
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Evans
Edward Horney
State Police
Vorney
Dorsey
Planes Louis via Peoria Flight Details Released
Federal aviation officials confirm a small Cessna 150 registered to Interstate Airmactive of St Louis was in a flight with a instructor and student aboard. Names were not immediately available.
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Peoria
Federal Aviation Agency
Interstate Airmactive of
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Nixon campaigns hard in Wisconsin amid open primary
Nixon campaigns heavily in Wisconsin after the New Hampshire primary with Reagan and Stassen offering token opposition. McCarthy tours the political heartland seeking crossover votes while GOP leaders urge a strong turnout. Stassen claims a poll in six cities shows him ahead of Nixon 51 to 40 amid antiwar sentiment.
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New Hampshire
California
Ronald Reagan
Minnesota
Harold Stassen
Eugene J. MacCarthy
Johnson
Jody d. Fish
Stassen
Newsmen
Nixon
Vietnam
McCarthy
Gold potential in Nevada could ease US supply gap
Moore notes that success with the bureau's process in Nevada could boost gold production enough to meet domestic industrial needs for six to seven years at current consumption. The United States uses about 68 million ounces annually, with 2 million recovered from scrap and under 2 million mined domestically. Most demand is met by imports. Additional mining could narrow the gap, but it would not resolve the nation's monetary gold drain, which is measured in billions of ounces.
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Moore
Bureau
United States
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