Die-Hards Push McCarthy On Ballots Across States
An Associated Press survey shows loyal McCarthy backers moving to place him on fourth-party ballots in 12 states despite his name removal. Indiana and Iowa require removal, while Minnesota petitions continue. Also notes a party split with Govs Williams and McKeithen backing third party Wallace, Nixon campaign stops in California, Humphrey at his Minnesota home, and a weather outlook partly cloudy with mild temps.
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Associated Press
Sen
Eugene J. McCarthy
McCarthy
Indiana
Iowa
Minnesota
Viet Cong Attack Kills 31 Paratroopers With Human Shields
Viet Cong Cu Chi Regiment attacked a U S Army paratrooper unit near Saigon in three waves. Thirty-one Americans killed and 27 wounded as fighters used women and children as human shields. Aerial photographer Max Nash reported many casualties among wounded soldiers. In related notes President Johnson pressed his legislative agenda while avoiding partisan campaigning.
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Cu Chi
U.S
101St Airborne Division
Max Nash
25Th’ Infantry Division
25Th Division
Nash
Jury Deliberations Resume as Hear Transcript in Newton Case
In Oakland California the Huey Newton murder trial jury asked to replay testimony from two key prosecution witnesses as they continued deliberations for seven hours without a verdict. Henry Grier testified he saw Newton shoot Officer Frey while Heanes disputed seeing a gun. Newton claims Frey shot him.
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Oakland
Calif
Huey Newton
Newton
John Frey
Herbert Heanes
Henry Grier
Grier
Frey
Heanes
Charles Garry
100000 Accident Settlement Biggest Under '65 Act
Des Moines AP says an offer of 100000, the largest under the 1965 Tort Claim Act, was accepted for the deaths of Talbert Lohrli and his son on US Highway 30 near State Center in 1963. Damages total 773512 sought by Phyllis Lohrli and Harvey Baltberger, with the award to cover deaths and injuries amid a cited sunken shoulder on the highway.
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Harold E. Hughes
Marvin R. Selden Jr
Iowa Law Enforcement Academy
Camp Dodge
Richard. Turner
California
Iowa
Don Bennett
Polk County District Court
Talbert Lohrli
Talbert Jr
US. Highway 30
State Center
Phyllis Lohrli
Montclair
Calif
Harvey Baltberger
Marshalltown
Radiator Fan Blade Kills Mason City Man
A car radiator fan blade flew off Thursday and struck 41 year old Martin J. Cahill of Mason City killing him while he checked the engine at Edwin E. Berrie’s South Federal Conoco station. The blade embedded in his head.
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Mason City
Martin J. Cahill
Edwin &. Berrie
Battleships of the Delta Move Along Mekong Tributary
A line of heavily armed assault support patrol boats moves along a Mekong River delta tributary south of Saigon dragging the bottom to detect enemy detonated mines. Troop landing craft follow to bring soldiers ashore after contact with Viet Cong. The central patrol boat M-921, nicknamed Monitor after the Civil War ship, earns the title battleship of the Delta.
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Saigon
Monitor
The
Delta
Road Mishaps Claim Four Lives in Iowa
Four people died in separate traffic crashes across Iowa from Thursday night into today. Charles Goettelman 78 and wife 76 of Decorah perished when their car collided with a second vehicle near their farm. Goettelman’s car hit the other vehicle as he turned into a driveway and his wife died early today. Lawrence Conway 46 of Emmetsburg died when his car left a Clay County road east of Spencer. Raymond Kadera 62 of Iowa City was killed when his car struck a Rock Island switch engine at a crossing in Iowa City Thursday night.
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DHE Associated Press
Lawa
Charles Goettelman
Decorah
Goettelman
Winneshiek County
Lawrence Conway
Emmetsburg
Clay County
Spencer
Rock Island Railroad
Iowa City
Raymond Kadera
Philadelphia Averted Strike Ends Early Term But National Walkouts Continue
Philadelphia teachers secured a 927.6 million two year wage pact raising starting salaries to 6 7 thousand and top pay to 13 2 thousand as fall term begins. Across the nation, hundreds of districts report strikes delaying openings in Michigan Tennessee Indiana Rhode Island Connecticut and Massachusetts with injunctions and boycotts affecting thousands of students.
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Philadelphia
Michigan
Cumberland Teachers Association
Cumberland School Committee
East Haven
Conn
Boston
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