Humphrey Seen Democratic Nominee as Kennedy Fallout Grows
The New York Times survey concludes Humphrey will inherit more than 400 Kennedy pledged or leaning delegates, giving him over 1,600 at Chicago. McCarthy trails with under 450. about 600 undecided. Rockefeller hailed Kennedy. Illinois GOP race forms. Texas and Alabama shifts noted. Kennedy's death reshapes Democratic and Republican paths toward the convention.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Robert F. Kennedy
New York Times
Washington
Kennedy
Times
New York
Humphrey
Chicago
Eugene J. McCarthy
Minnesota
McCarthy
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Secret Service
Allegheny College
Meadville
Illinois
GOP
Cook County
Richard B. Ogilvie
Peoria
John Henry Altorfer
William G. Stratton
S. Thomas Suton
Elmhurst
Texas
John Connally
John G. Tower
Alabama
George Wallace
South Carolina
Ernest Hollings
John Bolt Culbertson
Greenville
Richard M. Nixon
Arthur M. Schlesinger
Schlesinger
Labor Leaders Meet in Monroe To Coordinate Contracts
About 50 leaders from six international unions with Olin Mathieson plants gathered at Monroe's Holiday Inn for a day long session. The meeting aimed to coordinate negotiations for contract renewals expiring this year and featured officials from AFL CIO Industrial Union headquarters and local and visiting union leaders from several states.
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Monroe
Holiday Inn
Wayne E. Glenn
Little Rock, Ark
International Brotherhood of Pulp, Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers
Aflcio
Stephen J. Harris
Washington, D.C
Industrial
Olin Mathieson
West Monroe
United Papermakers and Paperworkers
International Chemical Workers Union
Oil Chemical Atomic Workers
International
Burroughs
Texas
Illinois
Arkansas
Connecticut
Kentucky
Washington
John Defoe
District Court Activity Noted in Fourth District Court
Monroe man Burma Wade Evans, 51, pleaded innocent to operating a motor vehicle while intoxicated, hit and run, and driving with a revoked license. Trial set for Sept 6. Louis E. Woods, 29, pleaded innocent to driving with a revoked license. trial Sept 16. Ross Lawrence, 30, pleaded innocent to simple battery. trial Sept 6. H H Phillips, 56, fined 300 plus costs or 60 days for DWI. license suspended. Linda D. Bennett and Alvin J. Nelson were fined 50 or 15 days for speeding.
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Monroe
Burma Wade Evans
S. 10Th St
Louis E. Woods
Hayes St
West Monroe
Ross Lawrence
McCaskle
H. H. Phillips
Rt. 2
Box 100
Crossett
Ark
Phillips
Linda D. Bennett
Gross St
Alvin J. Nelson
Hinkle Dr
Tax hike urged by stock exchange chief at Alfred University
Ralph S. Saul, president of the American Stock Exchange, urged a tax increase in remarks at Alfred University after receiving an honorary doctor of laws degree. He warned that without higher taxes and revised government priorities, a five percent cost of living rise could recur annually.
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Alfred
N.Y
Ralph S. Saul
The
American Stock Exchange
Saul
Alfred University
Tito Pledge Opens Path to Return to Classes at Belgrade
Belgrade Yugoslavia AP reports a student revolt at Belgrade University led to plans to end the weeklong strike. Tito promised reforms in education politics and economy and advocated returning to classes. Leaders from the Communist youth and student groups endorsed a plan, with further purges and punishments promised for police repression and violence.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Belgrade University
Tito
Communist Party
Student Action Committee
Karl Marx Red University
Serbia
Republic of the Yugoslav Federation
Milovan Dijilas
Speed Reading Course Offered by Ouachita Valley Tech Institute
The Ouachita Valley Technical Institution offers a developmental speed reading course this summer. Directed by W. S. Jackson, the program runs fifteen two hour sessions from June 13 onward, evenings Monday through Friday, 7 to 9 p.m. No tuition. Open to the general public with first meeting attendance required.
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Ouachita Valley Technical Institution
W. S. Jackson
Institute
Jackson
Djilas Sees Student Strike as Democratic Youth Voice
Djilas described the student strike as a spontaneous demonstration of youthful democratic yearnings. He noted his own history of clashes with the Yugoslav Communist party and stated he was last released in December 166.
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Djilas
Yugoslav Communist Party
Vast Arlington crowd pays respects at RFK grave
Nearly 60 000 mourners braved heat to view the newly sodded grave of Senator Robert F Kennedy at Arlington National Cemetery. The procession included Iain Kennedy, Mrs John F Kennedy, and other mourners seeking solace near the Kennedy family memorials, with a simple future memorial planned.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Arlington National Cemetery
Iain Ethel Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Cemetery Hill
New York
Los Angeles
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Edward Kennedy
U. S
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Howard
Griffin
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Lite
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Aliceco Kulpatrick's Insurance
Central American Life Insurance CO
Hilpatrick Funeral Homes
Ruston
Bernice
Farmerville
Blacewell-Golen
West
Monres
Calico Emergency Protection
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North 4Th Sr
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Coca-Cola
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Royal Scott Solid
Oleo
Swift
Proten
Velveeta
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John Kennedy
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