Empty Prize in Indiana Primary Delegates
Indiana’s Democratic primary may yield a hollow prize for Eugene J McCarthy and Robert F Kennedy as the 63 delegate slate is bound to the first ballot winner but defined by party rules. The outcome hinges on how the state Democratic central committee defines the winner.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Indiana
Cunhcetmeumittee
Democratic Committee
McCarthy
Kennedy
Roger D. Branigin
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Matthew E. Welsh
Johnson
Wallace
Welsh
Branigin
Mike Phillips
Gordon St. Angelo
Richard M. Nixon
Tax Bill in Limbo as LBJ Faces Tax Fight Fallout
Washington AP reports top House Republicans say President Johnson’s remarks accusing lawmakers of blackmailing him scuttled the tax bill prospects. GOP leaders Ford Bow Byrnes call the move a fatal blow while Democrats weigh delegation rules for the 1968 convention amid a third candidate field.
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Washington
House
Johnson
Congress
John R. Byrnes
Ways and Means Committee
Gerald R. Ford
Frank T. Bow
Ohio
Bow
House Appropriations Committee
Three Detroit Officers Indicted Over Motel Riot killings
A federal grand jury accuses police officers Ronald August Robert Paille and David Senak and watchman Melvin Dis mukes of conspiring to deprive ten motel guests of civil rights during the Detroit riot last July Two slain victims were Negro teenagers The four face arraignment next week with up to ten years in prison and fines of five thousand dollars for each count August faces potential life sentence if convicted in a separate murder case and Paille also faces murder charges which were reinstated on appeal
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Detroit
Ronald W. August
Robert N. Paille
David Senak
Melvin Dismukes
U.S
Lawrence Gabow
Algiers
Recorder's Court
Cahalan
Paille
Stolen Money Orders Now Being Cashed
Washington AP report notes commercial money orders stolen during civil disorder last month are being cashed in Washington and other cities. Federal prosecutor David G. Bress said the missing blanks could be worth five to ten million dollars and urged that anyone asked to cash such orders require written records and full identification.
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Washington
U.S
Paulsen and Romney Trade Jokes in Mock Campaign
In Lansing Michigan Pat Paulsen the comedian running a mock presidential campaign traded quips with former Michigan Governor George Romney. Romney suggested Paulsen do the opposite of what he did and not tell the truth.
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Lansing
Mich
Pat Paulsen
George Romney
Michigan
Paulsen
Rominey
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