Indiana primary entries spark Humphrey bid and chaos
The May 2 Indiana primary sees Humphrey's name filed by aides after a noon deadline amid other Democratic contenders including Wallace and Muskie. McGovern and Hartke weigh debate options as Yorty remains California-focused. In Atlanta, the Stein Club hosts the Second Annual Orthographic Open with a tight finish and a winner named Billie.
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Tax hearing delayed in Jones tax case at his request
A 1968 inquiry into state Senator Guy H. Jones income tax case was postponed at his request to avoid interfering with his re election bid. Jones, a Conway lawyer, had been indicted for income tax evasion and filing false returns and has pleaded innocent. IRS officials said postponements are common for candidates and that Jones understood the criminal nature of the investigation after meetings with IRS personnel. Robert Bahn was elected ASU student body president with 643 votes, pledging campus birth control, sex counseling, and longer dorm hours for women.
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Pay Board faces reshaping after labor walkout
The Pay Board stays active amid the walkout of three labor members. Proposals to ease wage controls for small firms face uncertain approval, while White House options include adding members or reconstituting the board. Easter recess follows, with rules intact and a potential reshaping in the air. Meanwhile NBA leaders Abdul Jabbar and Archibald top scoring charts as Cincinnati crushing Detroit 133 130 highlights a night of high scoring across the league.
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Youth Beat The National Report on What’s Happening
Youth Beat covers the latest trends and events shaping adolescence and young adulthood. The column tracks social shifts, education updates, health topics, and youth culture across communities, highlighting notable programs and youth voices.
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Concert Cash Case Strikes Sour Note
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