Reagan attacks Kennedy in California campaign critique
Reagan said Kennedy campaigns in California on the Barry Goldwater platform and sounds like a space age convert. He warned Kennedy could win California with 30 percent, and deemed a Humphrey Kennedy ticket possible after primary fights. Reagan ruled out running for vice president and urged no early campaign appearances in Oregon. He urged firmness on Vietnam talks and criticized the Poor People’s March while condemning Johnson’s inflationary policy. He spoke at a $25 GOP fund dinner in Charlotte and then at Fort Lauderdale about delaying his presidential bid.
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New Orleans
North Carolina
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Kennedy
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Bettina Aptheker
Oregon
Rockefeller
Vietnam
Paris
U.S
North Vietnam
Hanoi
Washington
Charlotte
Johnson
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Negligence Charged to Ex Coroner in 1966 Case
Former Los Angeles county deputy coroner Dr Harold Kade defended his autopsy findings at a state hearing amid a bid to retain his medical license. He asserted evidence showed Darlene Stears died by strangulation and a broken neck, while a second autopsy found no neck fracture. The 1966 case led to murder charges against Charles Stearns, later dismissed. Dr Kade resigned his LA post and joined San Diego county as chief forensic pathologist.
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CNS
Iis
Harold Kade
Darlene Stears
Gardena
Kade
California
Stearns
Charles
Richard O. Myers
Myers
Office of Administrative Procedure
State Board of Medical Examiners
San Diego
Life Insurance Agents Strike Spreads Across Nation
Life Insurance Workers walk picket lines at Metropolitan Life offices amid a nationwide strike affecting 11 000 employees. In Southern California 428 agents in 26 districts join the action after rejecting a May 3 tentative contract. Los Angeles area agents narrowly backed the contract. International agent Joe Gumina says the strike seeks higher pay and improved conditions to reach parity with rivals.
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Gamina
Threatener of Judge Sentenced
Walter C. Forsman a 44 year old refinery worker was convicted of writing threatening letters to Long Beach Municipal Court Judge Charles Litwin to extort 25000 dollars. Superior Court Judge Thomas F. McCarry sentenced Forsman to not more than five years in prison.
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Walter C. Forsman
Long Beath
Superior Court
Thomas F. McCarry
Forsman
Charles 8. Litwin
Litwin
Frank Weber
McCarry
California Medical Center
Vacaville
Soviet Urges Greece to Punish Planes Over Crete Buzzing
The Soviet Union demanded Greece punish air force personnel for buzzing a Soviet warship 50 miles southeast of Crete on May 7. Moscow said two Greek planes carried out the incident and the ship involved was not named.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Crete
Noel
Board OKs Plan for Racial Busing in Los Angeles
About 60 parents protested as the Los Angeles Board of Education approved in principle a voluntary busing plan to shift about 3151 students between predominantly white and minority neighborhoods. The plan, costing around 500000, aims to use vacant space and improve racial balance, with one dissenter criticising the move as sugar coating.
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Los Angeles
Board of Education
J. C. Chambers
Chambers
Anthropologist Rev. J Franklin Ewing Dies in Fordham Role
Diet PEEKSKILL NY UP reports Rev. J Franklin Ewing director of research services at Fordham University died Monday. A noted anthropologist he received the Medal of Merit from Lebanon for his Beirut area excavation in 1938 40 and said you ll change the school boundaries and let the kids voluntarily ride a bus to school.
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J. Franklin Ewing
Fordham University
Fr. Ewing
Lebanon
Beirut
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