RFK Seeks Oregon Win as Primary Looms
Senator Robert F Kennedy voiced concern about lackluster reception in Oregon ahead of the May 28 primary. He noted undecided voters and some Johnson backers while McCarthy pledged to stay in the race. Richard Niven and David Eisenhower campaigned with Tricia and Julie Kennedy in Eastern Oregon. Ronald Reagan criticized Johnson promises as he planned a six state tour.
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Saigon Hit by Rocket and Mortar Barrage on Ho Chi Minh Birthday
Communist gunners fired rockets and mortar shells into central Saigon on Ho Chi Minh's birthday, touching off fires near the American Embassy Independence Palace and Saigon market. Allied troops, including Marines under Capt. Charles S. Robb, fought near Da Nang as casualties rose.
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De Gaulle Returns To Fight Growing French Labor Revolt
Paris the nation faces a spiralling labor revolution with 400 factories occupied and banks closed as strikes disrupt transport and public services. De Gaulle cuts short a Romania visit to rally government forces while Pompidou coordinates police and military response amid a nationwide crisis.
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Radar System Questioned After F-111A Crash Climb
Pentagon sources review terrain following radar in F-111A after desert crash 60 miles north of Las Vegas. System feeds autopilot with ground echoes to maintain altitude but a malfunction mode may pitch the nose up causing a stall and potential loss of recovery height. Prior accidents cited pilot error and a sealant tube but terrain following radar remains a major contributory factor under scrutiny.
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Peace Talks Stalemated As Next Session Set May 22
U S chief negotiator W A Harriman told Hanoi that North Vietnam has about 85 000 troops in the South with 15 000 in Viet Cong units and four regiments around Saigon during the Saigon attack He and Xuan Thuy clashed in a four hour session at the Majestic hotel The next meeting was scheduled for May 22 with Harriman delaying to meet French President Charles de Gaulle and North Vietnam insisting U S aggression is the core issue.
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Wisconsin Campus Firebomb Highlight of Student Protests
A firebomb damaged the South Hall building housing student records at the University of Wisconsin Madison as 300 students staged a sit‑in over Chase Manhattan stock linked to South Africa. Police intervened at Columbia University where a tenement occupation ended and 121 sympathizers were arrested outside.
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Salisbury in Maryland hit by Nemo rioters and curfew
Maryland city of Salisbury faced rioting with storefronts shattered and fires set after a curfew and liquor ban were ordered by Mayor Dallas Truitt. Governor Agnew declared a state of emergency and considered National Guard and state police deployment.
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Helldorado Days Parade Rodeo Open Four-Day Event
Las Vegas hosts Helldorado with a feature parade and a Western rodeo at Cashman Field. Entertaining floats from Mint Tropicana Caesars Palace Stardust Showboat California Club and Binion’s Horseshoe Club plus classic cars owned by Roger Foley Gordon Potter and others. Sherri Vincent Miss Rodeo America and Paula Parker lead the parade with Las Vegas Elks officials. Youngtimers Parade drew about 25 000 spectators with 131 entries. Rodeo events begin tonight at 8 p.m. with multiple best of awards noted for participants from Las Vegas and nearby regions.
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Five High Schools Schedule Baccalaureate and Graduation Events
Five high schools join baccalaureate services at Boulder City High with Dell Robison present. Graduation ceremonies run at the convention center May 21 through May 27 including Western Moapa Valley Las Vegas Boulder City Rancho Basic Valley Virgin Valley Clark High and a joint ceremony with Southern Nevada VTC. Superintendent Mason and other board members will attend.
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Johnson Enjoys Light Moment With Cartoonists
President Johnson told editorial cartoonists at the White House he would be missed. He joked about his nose and ears and noted a display of his cartoons at the Johnson Library University of Texas under the title In Cold Blood.
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Air Force and Navy F111s Involved in Crashes
Air shows featured Air Force FILIA and Navy F111B crashes. Three F111A jets went down in Southeast Asia, and a display aircraft, scheduled for two passes over Edwards Air Force Base, sparked decades of controversy over General Dynamics winning the contract over Boeing.
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Vermont GOP delegates favor Nixon over Rockefeller
Vermont Republican delegates at the state convention elected nine of twelve national delegates to Nixon and two to Rockefeller. Republican State Chairman Elbert Moulton was uncommitted, leaving Nixon with strong early support despite prior expectations from both campaigns.
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Pueblo Crew Release Seen
North Korea captured the Pueblo and its crew on January 23 while patrolling the Korean coast. Humphrey cited diplomatic sources that surviving crew members are safe and that Pueblo equipment is being dismantled for study.
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Five Teens Escaped From LV Juvenile Home
Five teenage boys escaped from the County Juvenile Home on East Bonanza last night. They wore white T shirts and blue jeans, broke windows to enter the yard, and scaled a 12 foot fence before being recaptured by police in the desert area adjoining the home.
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