Kennedy Opens California Run Key to U S Election
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy launched his presidential bid in California with a vow to end the Vietnam war and build a new America. He called California the key to national outcomes as he campaigned in San Francisco and planned rallies in Stockton Sacramento and San Jose. Kennedy noted Westmoreland’s recall and Johnson’s Army chief appointment as shifts in policy and said he is “on the road and going to the finish.” He appeared with Jesse Unruh and his sisters Pat Lawford and Jean Smith.
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UPI
Robert F. Kennedy
California
New York
San Francisco International
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
Minnesota
Kennedy
Stockton
Sacramento
San’ Jose
America
Vietnam
William C. Westmoreland
Westmoreland
Army
John F. Kennedy
California Assembly
Jesse Unruh
Jean Smith
Pat Lawford
Bride to be's parents shot en route to marriage license
In St Clairsville Ohio a teen bride to be Cathy Edwards and her fiancé Bill Porter 19 said his mother Pauline Porter 41 killed Cathy’s parents Herman and Mrs Edwards. Cathy’s mother was in custody after a cut hand incident and Porter recovered his fiancée at the scene.
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ST. Clairsville
Ohio
Porter
Cathy
Edwards
Mrs. Edwards
Visit to Christian Science Church Service Noted
Community readers are invited to attend a Christian Science church service to gain fresh understanding of the nature of God and humanity's relationship to Him.
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Christian Science Church
God
Houston man dies after kidney transplant rejection
A Houston kidney transplant patient at Parkland Hospital rejected a donor kidney and died Friday night. Dennis Patrick, 25, was admitted February 15 for tests for a transplant. The donor died from a gunshot wound and Patrick’s body rejected the organ, removed March 8, and he died of renal failure.
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Dallas
UPI
Parkland Hospital
Houston
Dennis Patrick
Patrick
Parkland
Canyon High School Choirs Sweep Panhandle Competition
High schools from Lubbock Amarillo and Plainview won top honors over a three day contest at West Texas University region 1. More than 4000 students from 40 Panhandle schools participated. Monterey High School Lubbock won AAAA mixed choir while Tascosa Amarillo took girls choir and Plainview High School earned AAAA mixed choir.
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Canyon
Lubbock
Amarillo
Plainview
West Texas University of North Zone
Panhandle
Plains Area
Monterey High School
Tascosa High School
Plainview High School
Grechko Arrives in Basra During Iraq Visit
Soviet Defense Minister Marshal Andrei Grechko, visiting Iraq, arrived Saturday in Basra according to the Tass news agency. The arrival marks a late stage in his Middle East trip and follows earlier stopovers in the region.
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Moscow
UPI
Andrei Grechko
Iraq
Basra
Mideast
Tass
Texas delegates likely to back Johnson Nixon at national convention
Texas party leaders expect a winner take all result with 104 Democratic votes for Johnson and 56 GOP votes for Tower. Nixon supporters may release Tower's votes later, while Reagan could challenge only if he wins a real foothold in Texas. precinct conventions determine the slate.
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David Anderson Austin
UPI
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Johnson
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Will D. Davis
Peter O'Donnell Jr
John Tower
Cam
O'Donnell
Tower
GOP
California
iGov
Ronald Reagan
John Connally
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
Kennedy
McCarthy
Don Allford
Austin
Reagan
Polar Expedition Continues Push North Toward Pole
A six man Arctic party led by Ralph Plaisted pushed north after an airdrop replenished fuel and food. Reports come from Eureka Ellesmere Island to Chicago via radio relay as the group travels by gasoline powered sleds, after a weeklong halt due to fog and snow.
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Chicago
North Pole
Eureka
Ellesmere Island
Canada
Northwest Territories
Ward Hunt Island
Ralph Plaisted
St. Paul
Pole
Peary
Commissioners To Face Short Agenda In Lubbock County
The Lubbock County Commissioners Court meets at 10 a.m. Monday with eight items. They will consider raising the monthly fee for Hunter-Hayes Elevator Co. under the elevator contract, buying two more parking lots, and hearing arbitration case reports from the City-County Welfare Department. Additional items include right-of-way matters and soil conservation equipment use requests.
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County Commissioners Court
Hunter-Hayes Elevator Co
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