Nixon Predicted to Win Early Republican Primaries
The Christian Science Monitor projects Nixon will win major Republican primaries in New Hampshire Nebraska and Oregon while Romney is seen as strong in Wisconsin. McCarthy struggles in Democratic races though his campaign could be boosted by Vietnam protest votes. Kennedy lack of visible support worries McCarthy as Rockefeller backs Romney in New Hampshire and Chafee shifts to Romney. An unauthorized Kennedy petition drive targets Pennsylvania ballot access.
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Research Aid Continues On Trichomycetes Fungi Grant
Kansas University professor Robert W. Lichtwardt will press a National Science Foundation funded study on trichomycetes fungi. The grant totals 36400 dollars to support a biological monograph on these intestinal fungi found in mosquito and black fly larvae and other arthropods.
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Long battle ends as forest woodcutter reaches deal with federal agents
Virgil Gray and his family opposed a 700 million dollar 900 mile power line from Bonneville to Southern California. Federal marshals faced resistance on 40 acres 250 miles northeast of San Francisco. Under pressure Gray agreed to talks after his son hinted at compromise tied to education funds and land alternatives.
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Draft card ruling sought by University of Washington student
University of Washington graduate student Russell Milton Wills asks the Supreme Court to bar draft boards from using reclassification to punish card destruction as protest against the Vietnam War. The case frames whether draft card destruction is protected symbolic speech and if reclassification is punishment, with related challenges by David P. O'Brien on a federal law criminalizing draft card burning.
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Man Pleads For Quiet Amid Government Interference
A man expresses frustration over government intrusion on his land and work, saying he does not want the power line or government money, only to be left alone. He concedes he cannot fight the measures alone.
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