Duncan wins Oregon Senate race defeating peace candidate Morgan
Robert B. Duncan won the Oregon Democratic Senate nomination with about 68 percent as Morgan trailed. The campaign split on Viet Nam policy, while Duncan framed the war as necessary and Morgan called it a tragic error. Local results were reported with 1,437 of 2,946 precincts in. Florida and Kentucky also held primaries.
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Oregon
Viet Nam
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Morgan
U.S
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Raleigh lake tragedy ends in teen drowning during prank
Thomas Richards, 16, of Salisbury, drowned after classmates threw him from a bridge into Lake Johnson near Raleigh. His body was recovered about 90 minutes later by Raleigh Rescue Squad as friends recalled the prank amid campus lore of lake plunges.
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Scowden
Quesenberry
Bollinger
Primaries at a Glance Across States
The Associated Press reports key primary results. Oregon: Democrat Robert B. Duncan wins the Senate nomination over Howard Morgan. Republican Mark O. Hatfield wins the Senate nomination. Tom McCall secures the Republican bid for governor with Robert Straub set to face him. Florida: Miami Mayor Robert King High defeats Hayden Burns in a runoff for governor. Kentucky: Republican John Sherman Cooper earns renomination. Democrat John Young Brown to face him in November. Oklahoma: Preston Moore noted as a former national commander of R. Harris and wins in the scene of party activity.
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Burns
Robert F. Kennedy
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Oregon
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Miami
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Faith
Claude Kirk
Hayden Burns
Kentucky
John Sherman Cooper
John Young Brown
M. G. Snyder
Mystery slayings probed linked by rocket scientist death
Columbus AP report says a rocket scientist and two station attendants are linked to a death. Police say the motive and precise sequence remain unclear as investigators examine a night station area near downtown.
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Columbus, Ohio
Explorer 32 Launch Maps Uncharted Earth Atmosphere
Explorer 32 the new orbital chemical laboratory lifts on a Delta rocket from Cape Kennedy to a 170 to 750 mile egg shaped orbit. NASA reports a normal flight as it begins tracking upper atmosphere disturbances from solar storms while a Saturn 5 rollout is planned for later tests.
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AP Aerospace
Cape Kennedy, Fla
America
Orbiting Chemical Laboratory
Earth
Explorer
Space Agency Today
John F. Kennedy
Ee See
Saigon Protests Break Up Amid Buddhist March Ban
Riot police with paratroopers disperse antigovernment demonstrations in Saigon after the mayor bans a Buddhist march. Monks and nuns detained, tear gas used as authorities claim ongoing Viet Cong casualties and allied operations in the countryside.
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Robert Tuckman
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Hue
Rebellious Palace Is Captured In Kampala
Ugandan government reports capture of a rebel palace compound in Kampala as security forces clash with attackers. Officials say casualties occurred among the mob and troops in the operation ongoing in the capital.
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Kampala
Uganda
FBI eavesdropping admitted in Black tax case
Washington publicist Fred B. Black Jr. contends FBI agents listened to his tax case conversations with attorney Joseph Mohbat, a former associate of Bobby Baker. Black seeks Supreme Court review for a second time after the court previously denied his first bid.
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Washington
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bobby Baker
Fredb. Black Jr
Marshall
High Court
FBI
Nicholas Kaizenbach
Black
Supreme Court
Baker
Senate
Democratic
N C Becomes Last State To Tax Cigarettes
North Carolina becomes the only state without a cigarette tax to adopt a four cent per pack levy. The measure, approved by a wide margin, is projected to raise about 10 million dollars annually, with half funding local property tax relief and the other half allotted to counties and cities. With 1,918 of 2,946 precincts reporting, the tally stood 190,962 to 111,000.
Dirksen Demands Answers on Viet Nam Progress
Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen pressed for more information from President Johnson on Vietnam. He met Johnson at Walter Reed after using crutches to return to the Senate. Dirksen said their talk covered military gains and Saigon’s peace efforts as Rusk reaffirmed U.S. push for negotiations.
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Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Johnson
Congress
Viet Nam
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Walter Reed Army Hospital
Illinois Republican
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
White House
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