Nebraska Kennedy McCarthy duel marked by primary test
May 14 1988 reports Kennedy and McCarthy facing a second head on Democratic primary test in Nebraska while Humphrey leads in West Virginia delegate race. Nixon faces write ins and Reagan Rockefeler dynamics. Rockefeller aide rebukes VP talk as polls project Humphrey, Kennedy strength, and Nixon cautious GOP hopes. West Virginia delegates and gubernatorial race add to the day’s political tally.
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Ssuessay
Nebraska
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
West Virginia
Kennedy-McCarthy
Indiana
Kennedy
McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Nixon
Rockefeller
Leonard Hall
Reagan
Honolulu
Hall
Vietnam
Pennsylvania State University
Humphrey
Democratic National Committee
Norbert T. Tiemann
Selectton
Hulett C. Smith
Atty
C. Donad Robertson
James Meprouse
Paul J. Kaufman
Charleston
Cecil H. Underwood
U.S
Arch A. Moore Jr
Ring Found After 12 Years Is Returned to Brown
Don ald Brown, a Santa Fe Railway clerk in Wichita, lost his wedding ring in 1956. The ring reappeared Thursday after a 12-year journey through western states aboard a railroad mail crate used to ship office machines. A Topeka crew member found the ring with initials D A B and notified Brown.
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Wichita
Kan
Donald Brown
United States
Brown
Santa Fe Railway
Topeka
Chicago
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Galveston
Tex
D.A.B
Heart Transplant Patient Grave as Urgent Care Continues
The world's only five surviving heart transplant patients see one case in Houston turn grave while others, including a Dominican priest in Paris, show varying progress. In Houston, John Stuckwish, 62, worsened after receiving a heart from a former tavern victim, with three transplants carried out by Dr. Denton Cooley team. In Paris, Father Charles Boulogne, 39, received a heart from a donor who died of a brain hemorrhage, amid French medical publicity criticism. in London, Frederick West, 45, shows steady improvement 11 days after his transplant.
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Associated Press
Houston
Tex
Paris
Charles Boulogne
St. Luke's Episcopal Hospital
John Stuckwish
Alpine
Stuckwish
Clarence Nicks
Denton A. Cooley
St. Luke’s
Everett C. Thomas
Phoenix
Aziz
Officelal
Father Boulogne
Order of Physicians
France
Mth
Charles Dubost
London
Prederick West
Speeder Loses Temper In Richmond Court
John Coble, 17, lost his temper after police stopped him for speeding on March 12 in Richmond Indiana. He tore up the ticket and was fined 12 dollars for speeding and 25 dollars for dumping rubbish on the highway by City Court Judge Robert G. Burton.
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Richmond
Ind
John Coble
Coble
Robert G. Burton
Red Tape Follows GI Return From Vietnam
Cpl. Le, a tobacco-chewing burro beloved by the US Army's 595th Engineering Company, arrived in San Francisco after Vietnam duty. He faced a blood test and other formalities at the airport, delaying his reunion with the unit once home, as officials checked for any exposure to pathogens before transport to Kansas City.
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San Francisco
Vietnam
Jack
Trans World Airlines
Department of Agriculture
Beltsville
International Airport
Samudio to Get the Nod in Panama
Panama's electoral tribunal reportedly prepared to announce government candidate David Samudio won the presidency by a narrow margin amid street violence. Opponents, led by ex-president Arnulfo Arias, contested results as clashes left at least two dead and several wounded.
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Associated Press
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Arnulfo Arias
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Arias
Marco A. Robles
Robles
National Assembly
National Guard
Supreme Court
Assembly
Briefing on Southland Racing stockholders in Arkansas
LITTLE ROCK AP Gov Winthrop Rockefeller was briefed on a Revenue Department report detailing major out-of-state stockholders in Southland Racing Corp at West Memphis. Revenue Commissioner B Bryan Larey said he would present the confidential findings to the governor today as lawmakers pressed for review and a possible special session.
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Little Rock
Winthrop Rockefeller
Revenue Department
Southland Racing Corp
West Memphis
B. Bryan Larey
Larey
Arkansas Legislative Council
Clarence Bell
Parkin
New York
Spending Cut Tied To Tax Hike In Johnson Plan
Washington reports House and Senate conferees attach a spending cut to a 10 percent income tax surcharge sought by President Johnson. The plan aims for an $8 billion reduction, facing White House doubts and opposition from lawmakers up for reelection. The measure advances after negotiations, with votes expected next week.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Senate House
Television Schedule Highlights May 13 14 Listings
A dense TV grid shows ABC and local programs for May 13 into May 14 featuring Garrison's Gorillas It Takes A Thief The Invaders and Nebraska Primary plus The Bedford Incident film The Datings Game and The Dick Cavett Show with Dream House Bewitched and The Avengers among others.
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ABC
the Invaders
Arkansas News and Weather
Bud Campbell
Nebraska
Joey Bishop
General Hospital
Boz9
Bob Young
TV Schedule Highlights for KSLA TV May 14 1968
Television listings show Daktari Red Skelton Good Morning World The Lieutenant Captain Kangaroo Candid Camera Beverly Hillbillies Greenacres McHale's Navy The Early Show Weather Forecasts and late movie titled Helmut On Frisco Bay featuring Edward G Robinson and Alan Ladd, with CBS News updates and public affairs segments throughout the day.
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Channel 12
Erwin
Griffin
He & She
Pastor
CBS News
Benji Bob & His Buddies
Beverly Hillbillies
Andy O' Mayberry
Dick van Dyke
Bent
Guiding Light News
Edwards
McHale's Navy
Cronkite News
Owen Weather
Bolton
Perry Mason
Greenacres
CBS Playhouse
Frisco Bay
Edward G. Robinson
Alan Ladd
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