GOP Money Men Block Rachel Fees in Senate Primary
A group of GOP backers including Kaiser Firestone and Holmes Tuttle are staying neutral in the Reagan era Senate primary. They say they won't actively back candidates in primaries, focusing on the general election. Firestone says he would disassociate from Reagan if he supported a primary foe.
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Rachel
Firestone
Reagan
Los Angeles
Tomobile
Holmes
Tuttle
Kitchen Cabinet
Senate
Rafferty declines Senate bid amid fund doubts and Reagan ties
In California politics, Rafferty says he won’t run against Kuchel without funds. Henry Salvatori warned of no pact to freeze primary money as Reagan allies aim to influence the 1968 convention. Rafferty cites financier interest in a Reagan presidential bid and pledges up to $1 million via Friends of Rafferty, with a subscription drive planned in September.
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Henry Salvatori
The
Western Geophysical Co
Los Angeles
Rafferty
Sen
Ruchel
Senate
Reagan
Kutchel
California
Rachel
George Murphy
Uthink
Friends of Rafferty
Teamsters Decline Support in Dairies Strike
More than 300 operate engineers strike against five southern California dairies with Bakersfield and San Diego actions expanding to the Southland. Teamsters officials refused to back the engineers as picket lines lingered, despite the larger union's role in the industry and higher wage aims. Foremost plant at 2707 E Anaheim St in Long Beach affected among roughly 20 facilities operated by Knudsen Arden Carnation Challenge and Foremost.
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Operate Engineers Union
California
Dairies
Bakersfield
San Diego
Southland
Knudsen, Arden, Carnation
Challenge and
Foremost
Anaheim St
Long Beach
Moderator Named for Presbyterian Synod in Quarryville
Dr Franklin S Dymess director of the Quarryville Presbyterian home in Quarryville Pa was elected moderator of the Reformed Presbyterian Church Evangelical Synod at the meeting held Tuesday The appointment marks a key leadership step within the denomination and ties Quarryville to the national church governance for the year
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Lookout Mountain
Tenn
Franklin S. Dymess
Quarryville Presbyterian Ome
Quarryville
Reformed Presbyterian Church, Evangelical Synod
Red Rockets Launch Near DMZ in Vietnam War Update
Communist forces fired 140 mm rockets at Gio Linh two miles south of the DMZ as fresh clashes erupted around Con Thien seven miles west of Giotha. About 5,000 U.S. Marines in the Hotspot sector were not all engaged. U.S. jets hit two SAM sites inside the DMZ near the 7th parallel, signaling new aerial threats to B52 raids over Quang Tri Province.
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Saigon
U.S
Dmz
Con Thien
North
South Vietnam
Grounding of Soviet Spacecraft Ties to Komarov Death
MOSCOW AP The Soviet Union has grounded its latest manned spaceship after the death of Cosmo payut Vladimir Komarov. Yuri Gagarin indicated the investigation continues and no new manned launches may be expected until Komarov's death is clarified. The fatal reentry occurred April 24 during orbiting on a large Soyuz type craft. Gagarin, the first man in space, holds a key post in the program.
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Moscow
UPS
Soviet Union
Cosmopayut
Vladimir Komamy
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Orban Kontsomolakaya Pravada
Komarov
No Pullout Critics Warn Hanoi Signers From Both Parties
Church and other Democrats including Fulbright Kennedy sign a critical statement on the Vietnam pullout. Republicans Cooper and Hatfield also join. Church says the delicate situation makes pre-submission to Rusk necessary for credibility in Hanoi. He argues Hanoi may believe critics’ statements more than official assurances from the administration.
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Church
Sens. Josephs. Clark
Pennsylvania
George S. McGovern
South Dakota
Frank E. Moss
Utah
el, Bartlett
Alaska
Lee Metcalf
Montana
Vance Hartke
Indiana
Gaylord Nelson
Wisconsin
Quentin N. Burdick
North Dakota
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Wayne Morse
Oregon
Claiborne Pell
Rhode Island
John Sherman Cooper
Kentucky
Mark C. Hatfield
Rusk
Hanoi
Officer Slain and Riot at Jackson State College
An on campus riot at Jackson State College in Jackson Mississippi resulted in the death of Patrolman Robert Blaylock and the arrest of 21 year old Douglas Wayne Waller as police struggled to quell disturbances. Police and students clashed amid rock and bottle firebombs and barricades near dormitories and the student union building.
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Jackson State College
Jackson
Miss
Houston
Robert Blaylock
City Dump
Blaylock
Douglas Wayne Waller
Waller
F. D. Kirkpatrick
Student Non-violent Coordinating Committee
Cmpus
Wheeler Avenue
Herman Short
Welch
Student Union
Kuba
Panel Kills Execution Ban Hopes
San Francisco lawmakers battle over a four year moratorium on executions. Assemblyman Lester A. McMillan urged abolition, arguing the death penalty is cruel and ineffective. Dr. Joseph D. Lohman contended capital punishment fails as a deterrent and mocks modern ethics.
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Lester A. McMillan
Los Angeles
San Quentin
Joseph D. Lohman
University of California At Berkeley School of Criminology
Cook County
IIS
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Max Rafferty
Tom Braden
Sen. Kuchel
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Lewis R. Kuba
Demilitarized Zone
17Th Parallel
Quang Tri Province
LBJ
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Foreign Relations Committee
Robert F. Kennedy
D-Ny
Ban
Barton
George R. Moscone
San Francisco
Senate Governmental Efficiency Committee
Welch's
Atlantic Avenue
Spirited Stripes
Amel Jersey
M.L
Bond's
Lakewood
Lakewood Center
Naheim
Huntington Beach Shopping Center
Nena
Bond
Lakewood Blvd
Huntington Beach
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