Kennedy Wins Indiana Primary Amid Vast Support Chain
In Indiana, Robert F. Kennedy captured 42 percent in a three-man contest with Eugene J. McCarthy and Gov. Roger Branigin. Branigin placed second. McCarthy trailed with about 27 percent as Kennedy leveraged broad statewide organization, media exposure, and the Kennedy name to drive a decisive showing in the presidential primary.
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Infant Dies In Smashup In Arizona Race Notes
An infant died after a family car crash in Arizona. James Lars Finstad of Fort Worth Texas was killed when the car left the road and rolled into a ditch. His wife Sandra Finstad was hospitalized with injuries.
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Columbia Warns Papers Return After Campus Unrest
New York AP Columbia University threatened legal action against anyone who repeats or publishes contents of documents said stolen from the president's office amid student uprising. A telegram signed by President Grayson Kirk and vice president David Truman demanded immediate return of the papers as strike actions spread across the Ivy League campus.
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Six Texans Die In Viet Nam War Casualties
A Defense Department list names 53 servicemen killed in action in Vietnam. It includes six Texans: Army Sgt. J. C. Melvin Pryor Jr., father of Master Melvin L. Pryor, Palestine address. Marine Lance Cpl. Jesse E. Garcia, son of Mr. and Mrs. in Big Spring.
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Unusual Loot Reported In Panos Case
A local inquiry reports unusual loot found in Panos area. Police say several items were recovered amid ongoing investigation. Officials urge residents to report suspicious activity and provide any additional details.
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