Primary in Wisconsin Draws Heavy Turnout
Wisconsin Democrats and Republicans crowded polling places as presidential primaries withered in meaning. Johnson supporters pressed bids while Nixon aimed for 65 to 70 percent of the Republican vote, and McCarthy wrapped up his campaign with a TV appearance praising not Johnson. The result reflected a national mood after Johnson’s withdrawal and amid late forecasts of turnout and support.
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Humphrey Seen as Presidential Contender Amid Democratic Talks
Aides indicate Hubert Humphrey may seek the Democratic nomination for president as party leaders and labor chiefs weigh support. Figures like Orville Freeman offered no comment on backing him, while Sen. Harrison Williams signaled possible endorsement. Senate Leader Mike Mansfield expects Johnson to stay neutral, letting the convention decide. The labor wing shows notable interest in Humphrey as draft considerations and internal party dynamics surface.
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Pueblo Seaman S Wife in Bellflower Seeks Word of Husband
Mrs. Goldman and her father press U S Senators Reagan and Kuchel and Gov Reagan to secure the release of a Pueblo seaman held abroad. They report a propaganda letter from him and fear for his safety while noting the State Department cautions on messages from captured crew members.
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Retirement tax benefits for self employed plan details
The article describes a savings plan for self employed individuals with a $208 per month contribution to a retirement account and tax deductibility for every dollar. It notes potential growth to about $860,000 on retirement and mentions deductions for self employed business owners, with government approved plans and caution on limits. The text contains garbled phrases and unclear figures.
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Bombers Pound Viet Reds Near Hanoi and Haiphong
American sources report the bombing target region extends through the panhandle to Vinh, with about 90 percent of the northern population spared under the Johnson edict. On Monday US pilots flew 105 missions against North Vietnam, while Navy AG Intruder jets struck a Thanh Hoa supply center and three river crossing points, plus radar sites near Vinh.
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RFK Roll Call Splits as California Delegation Debates Path
Los Angeles officials and politicians weigh options after Johnson withdraws. Warren cites three courses: disband, enter primary uncommitted, or try to persuade Johnson. Brown and Cranston discuss endorsements while Yorty questions the President’s tactics amid Kennedy and McCarthy pressure. Mills Dymally differ on Johnson’s status. Manes attacks the withdrawal as a sign of expendable Presidents.
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McCarthy
Gun at head holds police off seven hours
Abbas Sadeghzadeh, 37, an ex convict and factory foreman, held a pistol to his head for seven hours in a North Side Chicago police station after wounding Marilyn Pavlik in his apartment. He threatened to kill himself or Pavlik, forced police to clear the station, and finally surrendered after pleas from officers clergy and the wounded woman.
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Prince Philip open to child marrying a person of color
London reports Prince Philip told a TV interviewer he would not mind if one of his children married a colored person. The Evening Standard quoted the remark, later censored from the program by Buckingham Palace officials who said editors of the film handled edits and the palace had no role.
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