Democrats face hurdle without New York California in race
Hubert Humphrey's path to the Democratic nomination is seen as difficult without New York or California. With about 3768 of 1,312 votes needed, strategists doubt early balloting will yield enough support. Kennedy backers in New York expect to build a bloc of about 190 votes, while McCarthy gains some momentum from governors meeting in St. Louis.
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No Effort to Block Withdrawal From Khe Sanh Siege
A senior U.S. officer said American forces lifting the siege of Khe Sanh made no effort to block the North Vietnamese withdrawal, calling it militarily unwise and impractical. The officer noted enemy escape routes and the need for three divisions to block them, while air strikes were cited as a major factor in breaking the siege.
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Reagan Seeks Assessment of Grassroots GOP Move
Gov. Ronald Reagan says he will pursue an assessment after a report cites growing grassroots support for a Reagan bid. He outlines a Midwest South and Hawaii speaking tour from April 26 while meeting with Republican governors to discuss the party platform.
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Associated Press
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Rhode Island
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Winter cleanup plan for Minneapolis tackles minority areas
Minority communities in Minneapolis will have winter refuse hauled away first and at no charge under a Tuesday announced plan. Private companies will provide 39 trucks or drivers for the annual spring cleanup while a caravan with police escort will travel to North and South Side areas. Early notes mention 92 killed and 387 wounded in a separate US loss report.
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Antitrust Complexity Grows With Conglomerate Mergers
Washington AP examines how U S antitrust ideals face new tests from conglomerate mergers across industries. Congress debates remedies as tax policies and family ownership push firms toward combinations while regulators probe economic concentration and its public impact.
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NLR Freedom Choice Plan Criticized For Slow Desegregation
NORTH LITTLE ROCK AP HEW officials criticized the district's freedom of choice plan as insufficient to end a dual school system. They suggested building two junior highs and a new high school might help, giving the district until July 1 to present a new plan or risk federal action.
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Fight Against White Racism Drive in Southern California
Church groups urge Los Angeles area stores to display Negro dolls as part of a campaign against white racism. A manual by United Presbyterian officials suggests giving children a Negro doll to love to counter prejudice.
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Fay Bainter Dies at 74 Actress and Oscar Winner
Hollywood mourns Fay Bainter 74 after long illness. Renowned for Jezebel Aunt Belle and roles in White Banners Woman of the Year State Fair and The Children's Hour. She planned Arlington burial beside husband Navy Lt Cmdr Reginald Venable. survived by son Reginald Venable Jr. Bainter began stage work at six in Los Angeles and appeared in 39 films.
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Not Too Old for Marriage in Chicago
Cornelius Jones, nearly 107, says he is not too old to marry but will not ask anyone to wed. An ex slave, he plans an early birthday party hosted by an oldtimers club as he nears his 107th birthday.
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Chicago
Cornelius Jones
Jones
The President Likes Ice Cream in Honolulu
President Johnson’s ice cream ride sparked a brief chase as two aides raced to fetch cones for him and Governor Burns during a Honolulu motorcade. The Secret Service and valet pursued the vendors after the car moved on, then the vendors finally caught up with Johnson after about twenty blocks.
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Linda LeClair Faces Barnard Expulsion Over Room Share
Linda LeClair Barnard College sophomore argues housing rules infringe personal freedom after admitting sharing an off campus room with her boyfriend Peter Behr a Columbia junior A two day student faculty hearing leaves a judicial committee decision pending and may be overruled by the college president LeClair said she and Behr distributed 400 questionnaires to students and 300 replied affirmatively about living arrangements with about 60 girls offering their rooms.
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Barnard College
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Linda
Peter Behr
Columbia University
Behr
Kennedy Cook Fired Over Book
Mrs. John F. Kennedy's German cook Annemarie Huste says she was fired after rumors of a cook book and TV career surfaced. She denies plans for a pilot, syndication, or a $1 million goal, notes she earns $130 weekly and has worked for the Kennedys over two years.
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Kennedy
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Kennedys
Hearing Advocates Influence on Regulations Cited
Linda's behalf a minister a rabbi and a philosophy professor spoke at the hearing. More than 250 students and faculty attended the session seeking changes to the regulations.
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