Kennedy death reshapes race for Democratic nomination
The AP reports Sen. Robert F. Kennedy died after a campaign that shaped a tight race between Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Sen. Eugene J. McCarthy. Campaigns slowed, caucuses postponed, and delegates count shifted as Kennedy's death alters strategy for California New York Illinois and Chicago leadership support.
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Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
New York
Humphrey
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Kennedy
McCarthy
Ohio
Michigan
Empire State
California
Johnson
South Dakota
Associated Press
Ilinois
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Policeman Killed In Chicago Battle
AP report from Chicago details a gun battle on the South Side in which Patrolman Henry Peeler aged 28 and Lyon Herbert aged 21 were killed. Patrolman Ronald Lillwitz aged 31 was wounded in the hand and arm. Herbert, Sharp and Charles Childress faced an East St. Louis warrant for shooting a officer. Childress was arrested in a South Side basement.
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Chicago
Henry Peeler
Lyon Herbert
East St. Louis
Peeler
Ronald Lillwitz
Herbert
Raymond E. Sharp
Lillwitz
Herbert, Sharp
Charles Childress
Childress
South Side
Four Grundy County Students Set to Graduate at SIU Ceremony
Four Grundy County residents join about 2 500 SIU graduates in the June ceremony at SIU Arena Carbondale. Names include Carla Sue Anderson Richard L Fruland Richard B Johnson Kenneth E Gilmore David A Anderson and Raymond Wheeler with degrees across associate bachelor of arts and science fields. A 3 30 p m session covers A to K last names and 7 30 p m session covers rest.
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Grundy County
Southern Illinois University
SIU
Carbondale
Carla Sue Anderson
Johnson Ave
Richard Lee Fruland
W. Jefferson St
Richard B. Johnson
Robinson Drive
Morris
Kenneth E. Gilmore
Rve
Coal City
Frnland
Gilmore
Miss Anderson
Johnson
Seneca
David A. Anderson
Raymond Wheeler
Betty Jean Roethe
Linden St
Frank J. Zappa
W. Seminole St
Dwight
Wilmington
Jerome J. Gorman
Rte. 1
Pamela
Jo Hentze
S. Joliet St
Colleen F. Lasswell
Ritchie Road
Kennedy bumper stickers flood Los Angeles hospitals
Bumper stickers reading Pray for Bobby appeared by the hundreds around Good Samaritan Hospital where Sen. Robert F. Kennedy lay wounded. West Los Angeles printer Max Migdel, 43, said he prepared about 2,500 stickers after his brother Danny, 37, suggested the idea.
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Los Angeles
Bobby
Good Samaritan Hospital
Robert F. Kennedy
Max Migdel
Danny
Keratolytic T-4 L Promises Fast Athlete’s Foot Relief
An advertising notice promotes T-4 L as a keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot that sloughs off infected skin to expose it to the curing action. It guarantees quick relief or 48c back and claims availability at all drug stores.
Arraign Man for Murdering Girl
Frederick L. Andriesse was arraigned in Circuit Court on a charge of murdering 21 year old Sioux City girl Carol Sue Edelman. A .38 revolver found behind the Embassy Motel is linked to Andriesse who was arrested the same day. The case was continued until June 20.
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Chicago
Frederick L. Andriesse
Sioux City
Iowa
Andreisse
Carol Sue Edleman
Embassy
Jacksonville
Fla
Andriesse
Joseph A. Powers
Francis T. Delaney
Circuit Court
Yellow daisies sent to RFK by young donors
A small bouquet of yellow daisies with a get well card was delivered to Sen. Robert F. Kennedy in Good Samaritan Hospital. The flowers were paid for with pennies and nickels donated by 5 and 6 year old children at a child care center.
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Los Angeles
Robert F. Kennedy
Good Samaritan Hospital
What’s in a Name Louisville Auto Insurance Seller
Norman Klang hopes his name avoids censure as he sells auto insurance in Louisville. The AP dispatch notes his surname raises loose puns about sounds tied to his work.
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Louisville
Norman Klang
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