RFK Nixon Face Tougher Primary Contest in Nebraska
In Nebraska Kennedy led in 16 Democratic races and Nixon topped the Republican field with 71 percent. McCarthy trailed with writes in and Nixon faces Oregon next, where 35 convention votes await. Kennedy dominated most Nebraska counties and cities, while Reagan surged for the GOP.
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Old bone busting ancestor reported at Kenyan site
Washington AP reports National Geographic scientist Dr Louis Leakey unearthed evidence at Fort Ternan Kenya of a bone smashing prehuman using a crude stone hammer 12 million years ago. The find, linked to Kenya pithecus wickeri, pushes tool making back by about 10 million years.
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Florida students rally as board weighs word controversy
In Tallahassee state education officials gathered amid a Florida word controversy. State Superintendent Floyd Christian urged a moratorium on action until Friday while President Champion resigned amid student sit-in pressure at Florida State University. Faculty and students debated campus publications and protests continued with picket lines downtown and on campus.
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No House Vote On Income Tax Seen For May
Washington AP reports there will be no House vote on the 10 billion income tax increase and 6 billion in spending cuts until after Memorial Day. Democratic Leader Curt Albert of Oklahoma said the decision followed consultation with Ways and Means Chair Wilbur Mills of Arkansas. Mills wishes time to count probable votes before bringing the bill to the floor.
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Session On Tax Likely In June
Gov. John Connally plans to wait until after the June 1 Democratic gubernatorial runoff to call lawmakers into a special tax session. Sources said the likely date is the first week in June, though not confirmed, with Connally expected to issue the call late this week and give legislators at least two weeks’ notice.
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Coins and their values shown in AP Wirephoto
The image explains shapes and weights of selling pieces with values 12 cents each for the second from left and 24 cents for the second from right piece, described as equal to a two-shilling coin and worth 10 new pence.
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