Johnson’s Party Foes to Clash in Indiana Primary
Kennedy and McCarthy, both antiwar Democrats, plan separate paths to challenge Johnson. Kennedy filed 5,500 signatures in Indianapolis for the May 7 Indiana primary while McCarthy’s backers also moved to place him on the ballot amid general campaign moves across Wisconsin and national news.
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Nixon Attacks Democrats as Wisconsin Primary Opens
Nixon blasted Kennedy and Johnson as irresponsible campaigners while praising McCarthy who spurred Democratic energy in Wisconsin. The race centered on Democrats with McCarthy and Johnson on the ballot. Nixon urged Republicans to vote their line and avoid crossovers.
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Virgin Islanders Boost Diet With Kalaloo Stew Plants
National Geographic notes Virgin Islanders use three wild plants papalolo whitey Mary and bata bata to create kalaloo a pungent stew cooked with fish and meat highlighting native foraged foods in local cuisine.
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Bobby Kennedy A Campus Campaign Beacon On West Campuses
Bobby Kennedy launches his Democratic bid with campus rallies across the western United States. He uses university quad and gym as forums to connect with students, aiming to win delegates ahead of the Democratic National Convention. Kennedy seeks to outpace McCarthy among youth and amplify his message through campus energy.
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McCarthy Uses Colleges as National Campaign Forum
Senator Eugene McCarthy speaks at colleges from Maine to Wisconsin to press his challenge to Johnson for the Democratic nomination. He says campuses draw lively, educated crowds and help him reach adult voters via press coverage while supplementing income with paid speeches.
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