Californians vote in final Democratic primary match
Californians go to the polls in the last major Democratic presidential primary between Eugene McCarthy and Robert Kennedy. Turnout is expected high with polls open 7 am to 8 pm. Kennedy led in polls but undecided voters could swing results. Reagan unopposed for Republicans. Also notes California Senate race and a Missouri judge presiding in a separate case.
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California State College
Long Beach
California
Robert F. Kennedy
Disneyland
Los Angeles
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
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McCarthy
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Oregon
Indiana
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Johnson appeals for Soviet help to ease Vietnam war
President Johnson, at Glassboro State College, urged closer U S Soviet cooperation to move from war to peace. He said progress requires both powers traveling part way together and cited the Paris talks, urging mutual goodwill to avoid stalemate and ease the Vietnam conflict. He noted improved ties since Hollybush and praised cooperative efforts on global issues.
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Johnson
Alexi N. Kosygin
Vietnam
United States
Russia
Glassboro State College
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Hollybush
New Jersey
Richard Hughes
Alead
Peace See
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City Council Delays Labor Proposal Actions
The City Council made little progress on labor issues at Monday’s meeting. Labor head Forrest Scrivner urged Finance Committee help with costs, while Anthony Hiesberger pressed for city costs and details. The Finance Committee will work with Fire Fighters Local 671 when possible, and Local 662 matters were deferred for further study.
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Forrest Scrivner
Labor Negotiations Committee
Council
Finance Committee
Anthony Hiesberger
Labor Committee
City may lose grant without planning director hired
Jefferson City faces losing more than 17000 dollars as a federal grant of 17327 for comprehensive planning hinges on hiring a full time planning director. Harland Bartholomew and Associates would complete the plan for 25350 with the city paying about 8000. The Missouri official warned the city must hire a director or repay the full cost. The mayor, Benton, and council planned to meet Reichert to seek a resolution.
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Thomas H. Benton
Harland Bartholomew and Associates
St. Louis
William Reichert
Missouri Department of Community Affairs
Benton
Reichert
Hurricane Abby hits Florida gulf coast, no injuries reported
Hurricane Abby moved onto Florida's west coast, causing gale winds and two-foot tides across Punta Gorda, with flood and tornado warnings in central and southern Florida. Forecasters expect weakening as it moves north, while a Saturn I rocket remained in a hurricane proof tower at Cape Kennedy.
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Moonport
Cape Kennedy
Abby
Tampa
Arnold Sage
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
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Tarpon Springs
Daytona Beach
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
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Reds bolster Saigon defenses as Viet Cong press assault
In Saigon fresh Viet Cong units arrived after the heaviest shelling yet in the capital district. U.S. sources warned the fighting could continue for a long while. Government troops led a tank-supported advance in Gia Dinh, reclaiming positions in the western city as rockets hit the area and new Viet Cong cells were reported in civilian clothes. Saigon named Major General Nguyen Van Minh to direct defense, with day-to-day operations run by a colonel. scattered fighting also flared in four other regions of the country.
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Independence Palace
Gia Dinh
Cholon
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USS. 6Th Infantry Division
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3Rd Military Corps
Hanoi defense chief says U S losing war in Vietnam
Gen Vo Nguyen Giap in L Humanite interview asserts the war is being lost and hints at peace talks. Paris accord observers warn the statement signals a hard line by Hanoi or a flexible tactic while Le Duan Tho arrives as special counselor to Xuan Thuy. Moscow influence suggests a second Paris phase.
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Vietname Communist Party
Xuan Thuy
Thuy
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