Kennedy and Nixon Kin Seek Calif Ballot
In Sacramento two Kennedy delegations filed for the June 4 California primary with 13 740 signatures required. A Republican slate led by Gussie Nixon and supported by Cheryl Gillies aims to place Nixon on the ballot as an unpledged delegation. A separate Kennedy group led by Robert Harmon seeks a pledged McCarthy peace ticket while another pro Johnson faction gears for a rival slate. Nixon denies involvement. Reagan backs a unified GOP delegation with a Nixon pledge.
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Robert F. Kennedy
Nixon
Kennedy
New York
Robert L. Harmon
San Francisco
Eugene McCarthy
D-Minn
Johnson
East
Pat Buchanan
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Near Record 542 GIs Die in Week
The American and Vietnamese authorities reported steep casualties in the week near the Lunar New Year offensive. US figures claimed 3,849 Communist troops killed with 827 captured, while Vietnamese HQ cited 5,68 killed and 827 captured. Ground fighting was logged near Con Thien, Ban Me Thuot, and along the coast south of Da Nang, with Marines at Con Thien reporting 81 North Vietnamese killed and 35 wounded over two clashes.
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Amercans
Vietnam
Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Ban Me Thual
da Nang
U.S
Khe Sanh Marine Combat Base
Khe Sanh
Marne
South Carolina Senate Echoes of Campus Protest
Charter buses unload students at the Capitol as a Black demonstrator demands grievances be heard. Gov West and Lt Gasque order arrests and removal after a melee in the gallery. Troopers had earlier fired on a Black crowd at Orangeburg State College, killing three.
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Senate
I. Gov
John Wes
West
Moore
Leon Gasque
Gasque
Ley
Gov. McWair
Orangeburg
South Carolina State College
Eb. & State
Derailing of Train Kills Four in Austria
An express train carrying about 200 people derailed on the main line from Western Europe to Vienna. Four cars jumped the tracks and four persons were reported killed with seven injured according to an Austrian State Railways spokesman.
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Marchprenk
Austria
Europe
Vienna
Austrian State Railways
Reds Say LBJ Apology May Free Crew
In Panmunjom North Korean reporters at the 264th meeting of the Korean armistice commission suggested the two crewmen of the U S Pueblo could be released if President Johnson admits the ship violated North Korean waters and issues a formal apology. They noted the crew had sent a letter to the President urging this action.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U.S
Pueblo
Johnson
Korean Military Armistice Commission
The
Archerd Sentencing Postponed to Hear Medical Examines
Archerd’s sentencing delayed after defense and prosecution request neurologist Dr. Marx of Encino and Dr. Hoffman to examine Archerd for fitness. Judge Alexander ordered both doctors to assess the defendant amid chest pains and a historic insulin murder verdict in the prior trial.
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Joseph J. Marx
Encino
Dep
Raymond Dallis
Alexander Thas
Drwin Hoffman
The
General Hospital
Ericsen
Archerd
Margaret McCarran
Alexander
United States
Nine Gis Lost in Potomac River Canoe Capsize
Nine enlisted men from a Marine training class attempted a long river crossing in an Indian style canoe. The craft capsized about 4 to 5 p.m. on the Maryland side of the Potomac in 36 degree water. Search efforts ended with the recovery of the first body, as authorities noted the men lacked life jackets and had trained to kneel on their life jackets during paddling.
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Coast Guard
Crass
Potomac
Maryland
Herbert Harkey
Harkey
Virginia
Marine Corps School
Washington
Suspect Seized in Long Beach Killing After Motel Trace
Police seized Goetz in a Long Beach killing case. Autopsy found stab wounds to the heart inflicted by a screwdriver. Detectives Bauer and Lyons credited motel-room searches and a bar arrest, noting Goetz admitted identity and past thefts but denied killing the victim. Credits include Dutton’s alleged involvement and a copy of In Cold Blood found at Goetz’s room.
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Dave Bauer
Lewis Lyons
Goetz
Okew
Truman Capote
Dutton
Demind
Cleveland
Long Beach
Hollywood
Thomas Newton
AOL
Newton
Goete Lien
Kona
Duton
Welch
Awaier
Anti-Riot Riders Lace Rights Bill Debated in Senate
The Senate clashed over open housing provisions of a civil rights bill with amendments to expand federal police powers. Robert F. Kennedy backed a proposal to make violence during a riot a federal crime, facing opposition from Edward M. Kennedy. Amendments passed include making it a federal crime to transport or manufacture firearms for civil disorder and a federal offense for threats blocking fire and police during riots.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy Brothers
Ciot
Robert F. Kennedy
DNY
Edward M. Kennedy
D-Mass
Russell B. Long
D- la
AF Academy Cadet Not Guilty After Insanity Plea
Paul D. Speass, 21, first Air Force Academy cadet tried, found not guilty by reason of insanity on forgery larceny and robbery charges. Three psychiatrists testified he was legally insane. hearing held without him present for health. Parents George Speass and Irene Speass attended. marriage linked to automatic dismissal from academy.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Paul D. Speass
Richard R. Lee
Testi
Fied
Spears
Tucson
Ariz
Speast
Colorado Springs
Army
Fitzsimmons
Denver
Speasl
George Speass
Irene
Academy
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