Kennedy Must Win Nebraska Primary In Race For Nomination
Nebraska Democrats vote in a presidential primary with Kennedy insisting victory is essential for the White House bid while McCarthy stays in the race. Nixon leads Republicans as forecasts predict record turnout and delegates. Kennedy campaigns in Omaha and Creighton urging Nebraskans to judge candidates for November.
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Kennedy Seeks Fair Shake From Ohio Delegates
Sen Robert F Kennedy addressed 250 delegates in Columbus after a motorcade through city streets urging a fair shake rather than favors as Ohio votes split among Kennedy McCarthy Humphrey and Young. The scene followed coverage of Soviet disputes over Western reporting on troop movements near Warsaw Pact borders and a Prague death inquiry.
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Rocky's Arms Proposal Axed
ALBANY NY AP The New York legislature killed a bill by Gov Nelson Rockefeller to license all rifles and shotguns in the state. Debate cited Dr Martin Luther King Jr slaying to justify stricter weapon curbs. Stavisky accused the National Rifle Association of misleading the public, provoking a fiery exchange with Mason who accused him of not knowing the issue.
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West Virginia primary selects governors and delegates
West Virginia voters choose party nominees for governor and delegates to both national conventions. Democratic contenders include Robertson and Sprouse with Kaufman also in the mix, while Underwood and Moore vie for the GOP nomination. Kennedy led Democratic delegate preference in AP polling, with Humphrey and McCarthy trailing.
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Japan asks US to keep subs away over radioactivity
Japan pressed the United States to keep its nuclear submarines from Japanese waters until scientists clear suspicions after Swordfish readings in Sasebo suggested elevated radioactivity. Officials said the readings were 10 to 20 times normal but below danger levels, while US investigators arrived to assist Japan in determining the cause.
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Panama Election Chaos Hints Victory for Samudio
Panama's electoral tribunal prepared to announce government candidate David Samudio won by a slim margin amid violence fears. Opposition led by ex-president Armijo Arias contested results as irregularities including ballot box thefts surfaced and guardsmen appeared to influence voters.
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Rockefeller to Speak on Vietnam at Penn State
Gov Nelson Rockefeller, seeking the Republican nomination, will deliver a second Vietnam and foreign policy address on Wednesday at Pennsylvania State University. The first major Vietnam speech in May urged de Americanization of the war and a shift away from a U S military buildup.
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Nixon Making Oregon Tour
Richard M. Nixon campaigns for the Republican nomination opening a two day swing through Oregon. Several hundred supporters greet him at Portland International Airport with Mrs Jean Kennedy Smith aboard. Nixon plans to lunch in the Portland area, dine in Medford, then speak in Pendleton and Hillsboro with evening events.
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Prejury Trial In Texas Perjury Case For State Rep William Laite
In Lubbock AP reports the perjury trial of State Rep William E Laite Jr 34 of Macon Ga moves toward more testimony. The prosecution alleges Laite owner of Laite Construction Co gave false answers during an investigation into a 1965 federal housing project renovation in Big Spring. A Dallas grand jury returned a 23 count indictment in July charging theft of government property and making late statements to the Federal Housing Administration. Witnesses on Monday include a grand jury foreman secretary of the grand jury a court reporter a plumber and a plumbing contractor.
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Brown Jury Selection Continues In New Orleans Trial
Efforts to seat a jury for Bobby Seale era figure rap Brown continue in federal court in New Orleans. Brown, 24, faces gun law charges tied to carrying a carbine across state lines while under indictment. The defense seeks to delay pending a 5th Circuit appeal on a wiretapping issue as jurors are questioned amid heavy police guard.
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Pawtucket Passes 1916 Law Banning Animals From Slater Park
Pawtucket officials reveal a 1916 ordinance barring animals from Slater Park, home to the city dog pound and the 200. The city council was briefed on Pawtucket dog laws as part of this discovery.
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Delegates Selected In 29 States Delegates Selected In 29 States
Delegates to national conventions have been chosen by primaries or state conventions in 28 states. The Associated Press tabulates first balloting choices for Republican and Democratic delegates with numerous states listing committed results and several polls incomplete.
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Political Picture: Top Developments In Primary Contests
Summary of key 1960s political races with Nebraska and West Virginia primaries. Kennedy and McCarthy lead the Democratic presidential test while Humphrey projects strong delegate support. Nixon seeks a decisive Republican victory. West Virginia debate centers on delegate allocation and the gubernatorial race featuring Robertson Sprouse Kaufman and Underwood Moore.
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