Indiana Crossover Vote Could Change Tide
Indiana primary faces a huge cross over vote by Republicans as Gov. Roger Branigin urges GOP voters to back a Hoosier with Indiana interests. Kennedy and McCarthy vie in a tight Democratic race while Nixon runs unopposed in the GOP. Branigin says he may need crossover support to win the delegation and affect the nomination.
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McCarthy Misunderstood Too Subtle for the Press
Senator Eugene J. McCarthy campaigned in Indiana declaring the next president will be chosen in Indiana's primary. He spoke to about 500 Vincennes University students during a long day of campaigning amid cautious remarks on the Indiana race.
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McCarthy Wins Mock Primary on 1200 Campuses
Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy led a nationwide college poll with 285,988 votes, ahead of Kennedy 213,832 and Nixon 197,167. The survey showed strong antiwar sentiment with over half seeking reduced U.S. war effort. Humphrey was not on the ballot. In California two students pleaded no contest to disrupting a Dow Chemical demonstration in Los Angeles with sentencing slated for May 23.
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Lockheed Plans Over $100 Million Southern California Expansion
Lockheed-California Co. announced a four year facilities expansion totaling more than 100 million dollars at four Southern California plants in Burbank Palmdale Van Nuys and Rye Canyon Valencia. The expansions aim to increase production of the L1011 trijet airliner and the Army Cheyenne helicopter.
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Kennedy campaigns in Indiana push for unity amid rebellion talk
Bobby Kennedy led a late arriving Elk hart rally with Stan Musial beside him as he campaigns through Indiana's north while facing McCarthy and Branigin in a key early test. He commented on Columbia University protests, warning against violence, while defending students who seek a better society and criticizing Johnson era economic policy. He pressed for swift resolve of Vietnam and urged fortifying nations around Red China over a web of military bases.
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Indiana Law Enables Crossover Voting Across Party Lines
The state permits crossover voting and no official power can block it. Republicans can only urge their voters to abstain from crossing party lines.
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