Kennedy Victory In California Primary Shapes Democratic Race
Kennedy leads California vote count with 1,074,023 to McCarthy's 988,441 as uncommitted delegates rise to 286,869. Humphrey and Lynch show shifts. Reagan tops GOP delegate tally. In South Dakota Kennedy crushes McCarthy with 24 delegates. Nixon unopposed for 14 GOP votes. Other contests include Hughes slate in New Jersey and Babcock in Montana.
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South Dakota
Johnson
Richard M. Nixon
New Jersey
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Montana
Tim Babcock
Ted James
Alabama
James B. Allen
Armistead Selden
Mississippi
Jamie L. Whitten
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Charles Griffin
G. ¥. Montgomery
William M. Colmer
Whitten
RFK Visit Truncated by Shooting Rumor in Delaware County
Crowds of about 1,000 gathered to hear former U S attorney general Robert Kennedy in Delaware County. A loud drumming sound startled the audience, drawing attention to a reported shooting elsewhere in Los Angeles. Local officials expressed shock and prayed for Kennedy’s health as the political impact remained uncertain.
Aldan Man Held on Narcotics Charge in Philadelphia Hearing
Aldan police arrested 25 year old Robert Ellis after a warrant led to a search of his home. He faces a charge of possessing narcotics and dangerous drugs with a $2500 bail set for Monday morning. Officers report confiscating marijuana and pills identified as LSD pending lab results. Ellis was arraigned Tuesday and his attorney says he would surrender ahead of a scheduled hearing in Philadelphia.
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England
Nostrake
Trouble Has Never Quit Stalking the Kennedys
Upper Providence residents pressed the board to adopt a township fire code and appoint a fire marshal. The board considered the move but felt current provisions and building inspector Knight as fire marshal sufficed. A petition signed by about 1,000 residents urged the code and appointment.
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Board of Supervisors
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Lawrence Knight
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Rose ‘Tree Fire Co
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Michael Mattin
Fire Company
Joseph Freedman
Robbin Mill Road
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Authority Grants Funds to Upgrade Ridley Creek Sewage Plant
Harrisburg authority receives 63 670 from Conservation Bond Issue to expand Ridley Creek Road plant and eliminate overload and discharge of inadequately treated sewage. The project cost is about 250 000 with federal and local cost shares. The Kennedy family section recounts tragedies and impact on public figures.
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Media Municipal Authority
Ridley Creek Road
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Hyarnnisport
Mass
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Lossos
Angeles
Tinicum Approves 824221 Budget With 10 Mill Tax Hike
Tinicum school board approves an 824,221 budget for 1968 69 raising taxes from 56 to 66 mills. The 72,282 increase covers higher admin and instruction costs plus transfer expenses. The board also adopts anti private school aid stance and grants summer pay for teachers.
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Interboro
Jody Advances in National Spelling Bee to Fifth Round
Jody Hespenheide of Media Junior High reached five rounds in the 41st National Spelling Bee spelling Bovine. She asked for a repeat definition and spelled correctly amid 75 contestants, with 42 remaining at lunch.
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Daily Times
Washington, D.C
Johanna M
Jody) Hespenheide
Richard R. Baker
Baker
Jody
Hou
James Wagner
Sin
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Mayflower
University of Dayton (Ohio
Department of
Bethel Township Supervisors Shift Meeting Date
The Bethel township supervisors moved their meeting from Tuesday to June 12 in the township building. The change allows the board to attend a film on riot and fire safety sponsored by Bethel Hosy Ce.
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Spain
Fire Central
Bethel Hosy Ce
Bunce Reelected Township Democratic Chairman
Wilton A. Bunce was reelected to a third two year term as Haverford Township Democratic chairman unopposed. He called the vote a sign of unity in the party across the county and said county chairman Ernani C. Falcone would have full support of borough and township leaders. New executive posts were announced including Suzanne Pittenger vice chairman and Anthony Coogan treasurer.
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Wilton A. Bunce
Bunce
Democratic
Ernani C. Falcone
Marple
Edward T. McErlean
Upper Darby
Suzanne Pittenger
June Hayes
Regina Gear
Anthony Coogan
Hedy Whitehouse
Unclear Weather Summary with Mixed Data
Weather wrap includes scattered figures for temperatures across today and the coming days, with highs in the 70s and 80s and lows in the 40s to 60s. The text lists sun and moon times, tides, and precipitation notes but lacks a coherent, complete forecast.
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