Humphrey fears McCarthy third party split in fall
Washington AP reports Vice President Hubert Humphrey is anxious that Senator Eugene McCarthy may break away to form a third party this fall. McCarthy denies plans to lead a split, but supporters question unity as Minnesota rivals clashed at the Democratic Farmer Labor convention.
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Young Eisenhower new Youth for Nixon national chairman
David Eisenhower 20, grandson of the former president, becomes national chairman of Youth for Nixon. He aims to mobilize college students for Richard Nixon’s campaign, praises Nixon on ending the war and law and order, and plans to marry Julie Smith after the election while continuing studies and campaigning.
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Senate Rejects Delay On Missile Program
The Senate rejected a one year delay on funding for the Sentinel Antiballistic Missile program with a 52 to 34 vote and turned back a bid to strike the program from a military construction bill. The plan would cost 5 to 7 billion over years, aiming to defend against Red Chinese threats and later possibly Soviet missiles.
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Too Many Booms Seen
A National Academy subcommittee warned that sonic booms from proposed commercial supersonic transport could trigger psychological problems for some people. The panel urged intensified research to design an SST with generally acceptable overland boom levels and to study effects on sleep and on sensitive groups such as hospital patients and infants.
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Reagan Receives Secret Service Protection During Campaign
Secret Service agents are assigned to guard Governor Ronald Reagan amid his bid for the Republican presidential nomination. Reagan will continue his routine as security steps increase after Kennedy's Los Angeles assassination and recent protests.
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Land Of The B Movie In Nairobi Faces Cinema Crunch
Nairobi’s film scene tightens as half of screenings are rated unsuitable for children many local favorites from the U S and Britain have vanished six months after the Kenya Film Corp took over import and distribution three major theatres have closed while others run on day to day hope. Italian Westerns and Asian titles fill gaps as the Motion Picture Exporters Association of America pressures Kenya to deposit dollars in New York before approving any films. Negotiations continue and no new U S or British releases are arriving.
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