Kennedy and McCarthy Clash in Indiana Campaign Week
Kennedy and McCarthy head into the final Indiana campaign week with Nixon planning a visit as Rockefeller toys with a possible bid. Humphrey pushes peace talks while warning against rejecting American power. Newsweek cites Kennedy leading in Indiana polling. Reagan rumors persist. The Pentateuch note concludes the item.
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Kennedy
McCarthy
Indiana
Associated Press
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Washington
Wallace campaign reports large North Carolina signature drive
Wallace supporters say the American Independent campaign in North Carolina collected tens of thousands of signatures to qualify Wallace for the November ballot. Campaign manager Reid Stubbs said about 40,000 in 39 counties plus Saturday courthouse signups could total 200,000, with some counties reporting strong signups and people collecting lapel buttons and literature.
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Charlotte
George Wallace
American Independent Party
North Carolina
Montgomery
Reid Stubbs
Wallace
Stubbs
Alabama
Guilford
Mecklenburg
Buncombe
Wake
Catawba
Carbarrus
Forsyth
Wayne
Fayetteville
Brandt's Socialists Lose Ground in Baden-Württemberg
In Baden-Württemberg West Germany the ultra right National Democrats won 12 of 127 seats and 9.8 percent of the vote in the state election. Willy Brandt's Socialists suffered significant losses as turnout reached a record 70.6 percent of 5.6 million eligible voters. The NPD campaigned in the state for the first time, increasing their presence in seven state parliaments.
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Stuttgart
Germany
West Germany
Willy Brandt
Baden-Wuerttemberg
National Democrats
Youth Held In Slaying Of Five Children
Charleston Illinois AP Thomas Charles Fuller 18 is held without bond for a preliminary hearing in Coles County jail. Five Cox children were shot to death outside their Mattoon area home and two girls heads battered. Fuller was arrested near Eastern Illinois University carrying a .22 revolver and had dated one of the girls.
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Charleston, Ill
Thomas Charles Fuller
Coles County
Eastern Illinois University
William Cox
Mattoon
Bbarn
Jess Caudill
Lewis
Theresa
Mary Catharine
Gary
Kenneth
Louise
Fuller
University
Charleston
Cox
Christine Cline
Chicago
Cline
Illinois
Meat Law Called Fraud By Rutgers Professor
Rutgers University professor Dr. Oscar Sussman calls the Wholesome Meat Act a fraud that will cost taxpayers about 200 million dollars yearly and add no real consumer protection. He says properly cooked meat at home never caused disease and the act could lull housewives into neglecting safe handling.
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Washington (Ap
Rutgers University
Oscar Sussman
Nation’s Business Magazine
U.S
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Roger D. Branigin
Brandt
Nash Jewelry Co
N. Main
Volkswagen
Virginia Country Farm
Patrick Cudahy
DON Gilstrap, Inc
High Point
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A&p
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