Strategists Confident for Kennedy
Kennedy strategists expect to win Massachusetts on the second ballot, keeping Johnson from first ballot renomination. The plan hinges on Massachusetts delegates and a possible write‑in dynamic, with party leaders weighing Kennedy's path amid McCarthy’s April 30 primary result and Boston voting mechanics.
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King Calling Shots in Civil Rights Bill Fight Ope
A congressman warns King may steer House leaders as they press to vote on the Senate civil rights bill with its housing provision. King plans a March into Washington starting April 22 for a demonstration, complicating the timetable and raising questions about a possible conference to water down the bill.
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Terms Soviet Fleet Buildup Not Alarming
BRUSSELS AB High ranking NATO officers see no need for action over the Soviet naval buildup in the Mediterranean. They say Soviet strength remains well below the U.S. Sixth Fleet and view the ships as largely psychological, boosting Arab morale against Israel while offering experience in Mediterranean conditions. Concerns focus on potential basing at Mers el Kebir, a naval repair hub near the western entrance to the sea. The Soviets already use Alexandria and sail with at sea supply tech, but sea basing remains limited. The U.S. Eighth Fleet lists about 60 ships in the area at present, with as many as 46 sometimes, under Gen. Lyman L. Lemn er command. NATO HQ has been near Caserteau since France expelled the alliances.
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Hospital grant to Berryville funds 26 bed facility
A $360,000 grant from the Public Health Service was approved to help Carroll County build a new 26 bed hospital at Berryville Arkansas. The total project cost is $720,000 and the grant supports the construction phase. The funding aims to improve regional medical care and capacity.
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Grant to Aid Truimann School District Summer Program
Senator J William Fulbright announced a 16926 dollar economy opportunity grant for the Truimann School District to fund a summer head start program serving 99 children. The grant supports early education and outreach efforts coordinated with local officials.
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