Kennedy Wounded in Los Angeles Shooting Shock Across World
President Johnson led the nation in prayer for Senator Robert F. Kennedy after he was critically wounded in an assassination attempt in Los Angeles. Officials ordered increased protection for other candidates, while leaders worldwide condemned the act and called for unity amid the crisis.
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Milton R. Benjamin Washington
UPI
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Dallas
America
Secret Service
Atty
Ramsey Clark
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Clark
James P. McShane
U.S
Kennedy
Hockory Hill
Fairfax County
Ralph W. Yarborough
Dtex
Lyndon B. Johnson
Henry M. Jackson
John W. McCormack
Presdent Johnson
White House
Vatican
Paul VI
Mia
Lee
Jacqueline Kennedy
New York
Moscow
Berlin
Manila
Dublin
Giuseppe Saragat
Italy
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Ambassador Hotel
Bullet Fragments From Would-Be Assassin Taken From Brain
John Doe charged with attempted murder in connection with the Kennedy shooting in Los Angeles. Bullet fragments were removed from the senator’s head after surgery. Kennedy’s condition considered extremely critical as doctors warned of possible impairment to brain areas governing eye tracking, consciousness, and speech.
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John Doe
Joseph ST
Glider crash at Terry Airport harms no one
A Noblesville High School glider project stalled during a road tow at Terry Airport east of Lebanon causing a tail and wing break. No injuries were reported, and the craft was to be repaired and sent to a Wisconsin museum. Witnesses included 15 or more spectators and several students.
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Terry
Lebanon
Don Riggs
Wlw-I Television
Channel 13
Mead
Udent Aviation
Nobb Sville High School
Dorf Robert
Riggs
Roy VanSickle
van Avaition Corporation
van Sickle
Noblesville High School
Wisconsin
Kennedy Wins Big In California And South Dakota Delegates
United Press International reports Kennedy secured 172 of California’s 174 delegates and 24 from South Dakota, boosting his total beyond McCarthy and narrowing Humphrey’s lead. Reagan won the Republican primary unopposed. Kennedy’s gains occur amid an assassination attempt that could halt his campaign.
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United Press International
Robert F. Kennedy
California
South Dakota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Los Angeles
Kennedy
Eugene J.mccarthy
McCarthy
Ronald Reagan
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Morale, Apathy High Among Vietnam Troops at Nha Trang
Specially reported portrait from Nha Trang of Specialist Four Thomas A Bowen detailing morale. He expresses disdain for Vietnamese workers, notes frequent mortar fire near Camp McDermott and the air base, and cites heat as the worst aspect. Bowen plans to leave the Army in January and rejoin his father in plumbing. He is married to Donna Alford of Kirklin.
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Vietnam
Thomas A. Bowen
China Sea
Bowen
Motor Pool
Camp McDermott
Nha Trang Air Base
Green Beret
ROK
Republic of Korea
Tom
Hawaii
Eary
Max Bowen
Lebanon
Donna Alford
Route 1
Kirklin
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Pat) McGinley
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