Salinger Campaign Base Emphasizes Experience in Senate Bid
Fresno report on Pierre Salinger seeking the U S Senate stresses his seven years in Washington including White House service with Kennedy and Johnson as the key experience. He says he will be a working senator from day one and cites debate with Alan Cranston as a main campaign issue.
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Johnson drives at high speed on Texas ranch trip
UPI reports that magazines Tire and Newsweek claimed President Johnson exceeded Texas 70 mph speed limit during a ranch trip. Time alleged he drank beer at the wheel while Newsweek disputed that. White House backed statements denying overall exceedance and noted no confirmation of the other car being forced off the road.
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Supreme Court To Rule On Theresa Robichaud Case
A hearing to decide if Theresa Robichaud, 17, Fresno, should be tried as an adult in a double slaying was moved to April 14 by Maricopa County Juvenile Court. The Arizona Supreme Court will hear a petition for a writ of prohibition on that date and a habeas corpus petition the day before. Robichaud and Herbert Shockey, 30, are charged with first degree murder in the February deaths near Apache Junction. Shockey has admitted guilt but Robichaud’s involvement remains unproven. The defendant invoked the Fifth Amendment during questioning.
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Wisconsin primary turnout seen near record level
About one million voters were expected to participate in Wisconsin's presidential primary as civil rights prominent. Key contenders were Gov. John Reynolds and George Wallace with Wallace showing strong anti civil rights sentiment. Weather forecast called for cloudy skies with snow flurries in the northwest and temperatures in the 30s and 40s.
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Alabama
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White House
Hubert Humphrey
D-Minn
General MacArthur Rites Held in New York
The body of General Douglas MacArthur lies in public repose at the Seventh Regiment Armory in Manhattan. A memorial service preceded viewing as Lt Gen Garrison H. Davidson placed a wreath. Flags draped casket, 2,700 service members in the cortege, and a horse drawn caisson will carry the general to Penn Station for transport to Washington and Norfolk for burial in the MacArthur Memorial.
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