Goldwater Jr Wins GOP Nomination in California Runoff
Barry Goldwater Jr the 30 year old son of the 1964 GOP nominee won the GOP nomination in a Tuesday special election to fill the vacant California 27th district seat. He will face Democrat John Van De Camp in a runoff to replace Rep Ed Reineke who resigned to become lieutenant governor.
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Viet Cong Denounces Paris Talks Progress as Treachery
In Paris, Viet Cong and North Vietnamese leaders decry U S remarks of progress, insisting no settlement exists. Tran Buu Kiem and Xuan Thuy accuse Washington of worsening the war in South Vietnam and Cambodia while pushing private talks under false conditions.
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Peace Group Rewards Lawmakers By Check
Thirty three House members received 95 checks from Another Mother for Peace, a Beverly Hills driven fund, claiming to reward votes against Vietnam war spending. Some recipients returned the checks, stating votes are conscience based. The group says the Invest in Peace account funded by 60,000 members distributed the checks for the June 11 1968 vote on a 6 billion appropriation.
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Congress presses repeal of 7 percent investment tax credit
The Senate House Economic Committee urges abolishing the 7 percent investment tax credit seen as an inflationary engine. Administration officials resist public stance while Capitol Hill debate grows amid corporate plans to boost plant and equipment spending. Labor backs repeal. business opposes, citing sustained growth needs.
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Black Panther Bomb Plot Breakup Nets 12 Jailed
District Attorney Frank Hogan announced a 12 count indictment against 12 Black Panthers amid a planned Easter shopping district bombing plot. Police raided 12 suspects, with 7 still at large, aiming to strike five stores a railroad and a police station in what authorities called an assault on the white power structure. All 12 pleaded not guilty before Justice Charles Marks with $100000 bail.
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Memphis Observances Planned for Dr King Memorial Day
Across the nation on the King assassination anniversary events are planned by schools churches civic and civil rights groups. In Memphis up to 18000 expected to march to the Lorraine Motel then city hall where Rev. Ralph Abernathy will memorialize King.
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