Reagan Opens Door to Presidential Bid But Not Before Convention
Reagan says announcing now would be divisive and plans to be a candidate only at the convention as a favorite son. He contrasts pre convention maneuvering with 1964, urges minority groups to seek GOP opportunity, and outlines gun control views while opposing universal registration. Rockefeller vows to stay in the race to November as Shafer teases potential delegation shifts.
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Whittier Man Held on Matricide
A 38 year old Whittier man, Herbert Winchester, was booked on suspicion of murdering his 63 year old mother. Police found cuts on his neck and wrists after a call purportedly from Winchester alerted them to an incident at his residence. He was lodged in the prison ward of the USC Los Angeles County Medical Center.
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Icarus passes Earth as Boulder hippies await doomsday
Hippies near Boulder Colorado held fast awaiting doomsday as asteroid Icarus swung by Earth. Hayden Planetarium reported closest approach at 1 48 p.m. PDT with no incident while MIT scientists tracked the tiny body with radar.
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Solon Quits Plea to End Death Row
Sacramento Assemblyman Lester A. McMillan abandoned his effort to repeal the death penalty, saying he will not seek committee action on his latest abolition bill. The veteran lawmaker, defeated last week in the Democratic primary, noted the move reduces chances this year as it could block the execution of Kennedy assassin.
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Six Gun Bill Foes Switch Support for Gun Control
Six senators led by Warren Magnuson switch to back President Johnson’s gun control measure. The group includes A S Monroney Edmund Muskie Gaylord Nelson William Proxmire and Hugh Scott with Magnuson as Commerce Committee chair. Magnuson aims to move the bill through his panel after Judiciary clears it.
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Spock and Four Others Found Guilty in Draft Conspiracy Case
The jury convicted Spock and three codefendants of conspiring to aid evasion of the draft and to hinder the Selective Service System. One defendant was acquitted. Prosecutors said the verdict reflects on the conspiracy laws amid Vietnam era protests. The case arose from anti draft activities in Boston Washington and New York.
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Relocation of Itazuke Airbase Promised in Japan Talks
Kyushu University president Takaaki Mizuno said the U S Embassy and the Japanese government will study moving the Itazuke airbase in southern Japan. He disclosed this after meetings with U S Charge d Affaires David L Osborn Prime Minister Eisaku Sato Foreign Minister Takeo Miki and defense officials.
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