Kennedy McCarthy duel shapes Indiana primary stakes
Indiana voters face a tight Democratic primary where Kennedy McCarthy vie for 63 convention votes. Cross over appeal, private predictions, and late paid TV push mark the race as Humphrey lags without a primary ballot entry. Branigin’s results could swing fears for Kennedy and McCarthy.
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Kennedy to Address 2000 in Los Angeles Rally
Senator Edward M. Kennedy will headline a Los Angeles rally at the Ambassador Hotel tonight with about 2,000 supporters to await Indiana primary results. He will fly from Indianapolis and speak once results are conclusive in the presidential primary.
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Surcharge Gets House Go Ahead Across Tax Plan Move
A House committee endorsed a $10 billion tax increase via Johnson’s 10 percent surcharge or higher income tax rates for individuals and corporations. Spending cuts of $4 billion were tied to the plan, with Vietnam costs and Social Security funds excluded. The measure moves to conference negotiators aiming for a compromise with the Senate bill and a potential June passage.
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Rockefeller, Linn Lead GOP in Poll Shows
Combined News Services reports a New York poll showing Nelson Rockefeller eight points ahead of Robert Kennedy, with Rockefeller eight points up on Rockefeller and Nixon trailing Humphrey by two. Nixon’s Vietnam stance loses support as peace hopes rise.
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Nine Hour Stanfords Siege Ends
Protesters breached doors and chained themselves inside a university building as student demonstrators confront officials. Student leaders press for talks with University President while suspensions and a faculty committee dispute loom alongside Cheyney State College occupiers demanding legislative action.
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ACLU Reports Los Angeles Segregated Schools Rise
The American Civil Liberties Union says 21 of Los Angeles public schools were segregated in 1967. Co chair Joh Caughey notes the city shows intense segregation, with more than half of students from minority groups in many schools. The data from the city’s ethnic survey scale indicates increases in predominantly Negro and Mexican American schools. More than 211,000 of 600,000 students attend segregated schools.
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Two Convict May Face Grand Jury
Two convicts captured by sheriff's deputies and FBI agents in San Dimas after escaping from U.S. Marshals were arraigned Monday on federal charges. Louis Fritz, 96, and George Harp, 34, waived a preliminary hearing before U.S. Commissioner Russell Herman in Los Angeles and await possible grand jury action. Fritz faced escape and assault counts, while Hart faced a single assault count. both are serving life terms at Folsom for armed robbery.
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Two Orange Countians Die in Car Crashes
A head on crash in Orange County killed Erwin Snider, 65, of Fullerton and Dorothy Massey, 21, of Riverside. Alvin Massey, 23, was injured, with Snider possibly suffering a heart seizure. Investigators said Snider’s car crossed the dividing line on Santa Fe Canyon Road, colliding with the Massey vehicle. In Fresno County an Anaheim man died in a two car crash near Mendoza when Pedro Romero Reynosa, 29, failed to yield during a U turn attempt.
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Assembly Maintains Croatian Resolution Controversy
California Assembly Democratic leader urged Monday to rescind a resolution honoring Croatian Independence Day, arguing it endorses a World War II Nazi quisling regime. The move highlighted enduring disputes over historical memory and wartime collaborators within state politics.
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