Kennedy says he will seek Senate in 1970 not presidential bid
New York AP reports Robert F Kennedy vows no run for any office in 1968 and plans only the Senate in 1970. He praised President Johnson for 1968 support and spoke after returning from a two week tour of Africa Europe and Rome with his wife Ethel. He also commented on Viet Nam policy and apartheid in South Africa.
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Rally Planned in Philadelphia for Civil Rights Slayings
Mississippi civil rights marchers gear up for a rally in Philadelphia to protest the 1964 slayings of James Chaney Michael Schwerner and Andrew Goodman. Robert Green of SCLC says participants will travel by car from Belzoni and join a Tuesday march toward Jackson with possible participation by Floyd McKissick and Martin Luther King Jr.
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Christine Keeler to Have Baby in Berkshire
Christine Keeler, linked to the 1963 sex and security scandal, is expecting a baby next month. She and her husband James Levermore, 25, previously separated after their October marriage but reportedly reconciled and are living in a Berkshire bungalow.
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Construction Worker Dies From Wasp Sting in Hedge Trimming
An autopsy in Miami reveals a construction worker was stung to death by wasps while trimming a hedge. The incident occurred as the worker used shears along residential greenery, with investigators noting multiple stings as the cause of death.
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Jet travel strain on diplomats sparks fatigue risks
Washington AP report notes jet speeds disrupt circadian rhythms of envoys. Dr McIntyre warns fatigue plus physiological upsets can cause serious judgment errors on long flights. FAA studies show diminished mental acuity for about 24 hours and a four day rest is needed to recover. A 5000 mile Washington to Santiago hop showed minimal disruption.
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