Indiana Primary Campaigns Shape Up As Candidates Rally
United Press International reports that McCarthy Kennedy and Branigin push in Indiana as pivotal primary looms. Nixon unopposed on GOP ballot aims to prevent crossover shading while Humphrey and Rockefeller are not on state ballots. Kennedy holds early lead per analysts with McCarthy urging nationwide impact from Indiana results. Rockefeller advocates lottery draft and lower voting age. Nixon proposes a national job bank. Kennedy warns China threat and urges stronger regional alliances.
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Johnson fires at Congress over blocked tax hike in blunt speech
President Johnson accused some lawmakers of blackmail to block his 10 percent tax surcharge. He urged Congress to stand up and pass the tax bill promptly, saying the nation needs action and spending cuts may follow. Gerald Ford countered that Johnson should stand up and be counted.
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Boy's organs donated after fatal auto crash near Loma Linda
Daniel Sochor 11 from Loma Linda died after an afternoon crash. His kidneys were transplanted into two male adults and his spleen given to a blood disease patient. Skin graft planned for Mrs Janette McClane. Father Gardner led a dramatic 50 mile helicopter flight to UCLA for a kidney.
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McCarthy Leads Mock Primary Across 1207 Campuses
College mock poll results show Eugene J. McCarthy with 285 988 votes finishing first among presidential contenders. Kennedy Nixon Rockefeller Humphrey Johnson and other names appear with varying tallies across 1 072 637 ballots cast at 1 207 campuses including ASU students.
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Space agency wins House ok but faces sharp NASA budget cuts
The House approved a $4 billion NASA program for the year starting July 1, sending the authorization to the Senate. Lawmakers trimmed the Apollo applications and lunar exploration budgets, cutting orbiting workshops and moon ventures to $253 million and reducing the nuclear rocket program to $12 million, the smallest since 1962-63.
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Five Tanzanian officials jailed over tax death case
In Mwanza Tanzania five provincial government officials were jailed and charged with murder after 13 people suffocated in a tiny cell for nonpayment of taxes. About 5000 protesters gathered at the courthouse after the arrests on Thursday demanding accountability.
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Edward N Abbott obituary in Scottsdale teacher dies at 57
Edward N Abbott 57 of 1025 FE Minnetona Phoenix a longtime Scottsdale teacher died yesterday at Good Samaritan Hospital He was born in Fredonia Washington moved to Phoenix 26 years ago joined Phi Delta Kappa Kappa Delta Pi and other groups An elder of Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church He is survived by wife Lillian two sons Bill and Merle a sister and three grandchildren Services will be held Saturday at Sunnyslope Presbyterian Church Burial in Resthaven Cemetery Friends may call the mortuary today Contributions suggested to Desert Mission.
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Stock Market Mixed As Dow Jones Rises 1.85 Points
International stocks showed gains with the Dow Jones industrial average at 919.90 up 1.85. Utilities and rail groups also rose while total shares traded reached 16,160,000 as investors watched the market for shifts in major corporations including IBM Ford General Electric and Chrysler.
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Arizona Democrats weigh Indiana primary impact on state races
Arizona Democratic leaders monitor the Indiana presidential primary for its potential effect on their plans. They aim to gain Senate control after past redistricting battles, while House control remains uncertain. Kennedy versus Humphrey splits shape delegation loyalties and statewide campaigning amid Nixon and Goldwater prospects.
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Columbia Classes Resume Amid Partial Faculty Strike
In New York Columbia University saw resumed lectures as a student faculty strike protesting police brutality cut attendance. About 30 law school pickets lined the building while private guards checked IDs and entrances were locked except one. Dean Charles Warren said no faculty members were staying out, and classes were disrupted by the boycott.
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VD Rate Increases Highlight Youth Health Risk
Maricopa County health officials report a rise in venereal disease among students. Between January and May this year syphilis cases rose 26 percent from 1967 while gonorrhea stayed level. Ages 15 to 24 accounted for 63.2 percent of gonorrhea and 41.3 percent of syphilis.
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