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Indiana's clash between Kennedy and McCarthy dominates a week of primary elections and state conventions. The slate tests Humphrey's delegate drive, Nixon's GOP appeal after Rockefeller entered, with primaries in Indiana Alabama Florida Ohio and Washington DC and conventions in Hawaii Wyoming Delaware Alaska Wyoming Maine and Hawaii. Kennedy supporters deny buying victory while McCarthy touts grassroots participation. Humphrey seeks unity and variety in the party.
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Washington
Indiana
Robert F. Kennedy
Eugene J. McCarthy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kennedy
McCarthy
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Alabama
Florida
Ohio
District of Columbia
Hawaii
Wyoming
Delaware
Humphrey
America
Pierre Salinger
Indianapolis Star and News
Sunday Star
Roger D. Branigin
Eugene C. Pulliam
Bobby Kennedy
South Bend
Ind
Special
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Carl Hayden May Announce Retirement In Washington
In Washington AP report the 90 year old Sen Carl Hayden plans a press conference with friends and colleagues awaiting word on retirement Hayden long a political force as Appropriations chair and Arizona legend since 1912. Roy Elson his aide is seen as possible successor with Barry Goldwater current rival in the race. Hayden born 1877 in Tempe Arizona.
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Washington
Carl Hayden
Arizona
Congress
Hayden
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Stanford University
Roy Elson
Elson
Santa Fe
N.M
Tucson
Ariz
Tempe
First Negro candidate for NC governor vows to be a force
Dr. Reginald A. Hawkins of Charlotte polled 124 558 votes in the North Carolina Democratic gubernatorial race, about 18 percent, forcing Lt. Gov. Bob Scott and Mel Broughton into a possible runoff. Scott led with 325 510 votes (48.1 percent), Broughton had 225 583 (33.4 percent). A runoff would be June 1 if called. Gardner won the Republican nomination. Hawkins hinted he may back no one publicly and praised youth enthusiasm across races.
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Raleigh
N.C
North Carolina
Reginald A. Hawkins
Charlotte
Hawkins
Bob Scott
Mel Broughton
Broughton
Scott-Broughton
U.S
Jim Gardner
Jack Stickley
Ohio Private among Braniff crash dead in Texas
A Braniff air liner crash near Dawson Texas killed Army private George H Harris of Cleveland Ohio and two other Ohioans Robert J Maxwell 50 and Kenneth P Cornella 32 both Armco Steel Middletown.
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Dallas, Tex
Cleveland
Ohio
George H. Harris
Braniff International
Dawson
Tex
Robert J. Maxwell
Kenneth P. Cornella
Armco Steel Corp
Middletown
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Fred Harris
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S. Breiel Blvd
Genith
Zenith TV
Cremeans
Trenton
Merize
DOD
Unior Sanitery
John Howard
State Farm
Jotin Howard
Tytus
Bloomington
Illinois
Koger
Democratic
Hamilton Police Department
Air Police
U.S.A.F. Active Reserve
FBI and Police
Air Police Administration
Air University
U.S.A.F
Hamilton High
Miami University
Xavier University
Patricia Vaughn
Jerry Suedkamp
Emerson Ave
Hamilton
Pol. Adv
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Central
Rockefeller
New York Times
Paca
Angel In White
John Dobrozsi Jr
Dacron
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