March primary bid aims to bar Humphrey proxy slate
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey seeks to keep his name off California's June 4 primary ballot by discouraging uncommitted delegates from pledging to him through a proxy slate. State and federal officials, including Thomas Lynch and the Johnson camp, weigh options as Humphrey maneuvers to avoid split delegation while maintaining strong ties with party groups. Meanwhile, Abernathy-led Poor People’s Campaign escalates pressure on Capitol Hill with demands for federal aid, jobs programs, and anti-poverty legislation, planning testimony and protests to force action.
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Kennedy faults fed effort to feed hungry during Indiana trip
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy charged the federal government fails to cope with widespread hunger in the United States. He told about 5,000 students at Valparaiso University that food stamp and commodity programs reach only 18 percent of the poor while campaigning in northern Indiana amid scattered showers and mild temperatures.
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Hershey Holds Line on Draft Changes Donor Johnson Alters Course
Washington AP draft chief Lewis B Hershey rejected a White House advisory commission plan to remodel the Selective Service System and said President Johnson endorsed only operational tweaks. A three member presidential task force including Hershey favored keeping the system largely as is, with regionalization and centralization proposals left unresolved due to funding limits.
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Heart transplant patient dies in Paris hospital
Paris report says Clovis Roblain, a grand father and French truck driver, died 13 hours after receiving a heart from a 1 year old in the world seventh transplant. Chief surgeon Maurice Mercadier said the new heart functioned until the end, death attributed to secondary causes and low resistance. hospital staff noted overall poor prognosis.
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Blaiberg Series Report On Transplant Patient Death
Philip Blaiberg and wife Eileen report to The Light on Mage 9 about the death of Roblain following a heart transplant. He died two hours after a pessimistic briefing, in a hospital room as funeral music played after the medical update.
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McCarthy delegates face primary strength test at Kennedy country
In Massachusetts, Democratic delegates rally behind J McCarthy for the August national convention. Kennedy write-in votes could signal shifts in Bobby’s support in the populous Northeast, while Edward Kennedy remains a notable figure in the race.
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Texas Campaign Costs Soar In Primary Fight
The Texas presidential race unfolds amid soaring campaign costs with totals exceeding two million dollars. Candidates attack Connally and tout reforms while urging delegates to consider Humphrey for the nomination. Local figures press for stricter voter registration and regulation of gifts to keep influence in check.
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Mock Vote at St Mary's University GOP convention
Rocky Rockefeller wins mock GOP nomination at St Marys University Government students stage a pretend national convention naming Reagan as running mate Rockefeller defeats Nixon Jed 787 to 54 on first two ballots. Democrats to hold a parallel mock at a later time Kennedy and other speakers scheduled for the briefed event.
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Principal Posts Filled in North East ISD Elementary Schools
Supt Billy K Reagan announced the appointments for three new elementary schools. Henry A Coes moves from Wilshire to Regency Place Elementary. Charles R assistant principal at Wilshire becomes principal there. Esther Pape, an elementary supervisor for Liedistil, will lead Clear Spring Elementary. Avwd Tally named principal of Camelot Elementary.
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Commission Plans Meeting at Antioch Baptist Church
The Community Relations Commission will host a meeting Tuesday at 4136 Nadav to discuss police handling of a disturbance in the city area. residents claim mistreatment by police drivers and seek input on the incident and response.
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Girl Dies In Crash In McAllen District News
Miss Lenni June Shannon, 17, died after a pickup truck struck two palm trees on a residential street in McAllen. The AP report notes the collision occurred late Monday, with authorities investigating the crash and the victim identified by the McAllen police.
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