Eight Elections Today In Six States And D C
United Press International reports primary elections across six states and the District of Columbia with Indiana drawing attention to George Wallace as Alabama governor presses civil rights issues. Oklahoma and Alabama hold notable contests, while Goldwater leads in Arizona and Stassen contests in Minnesota.
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Alabama
George C Wallace
Bud Wilkinson
Oklahoma
Ohio
Florida
New Mexico
Wallace
Matthew E. Welsh
Wisconsin
Welsh
Johnson
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Turing
John Birch Society
Senate
Sittin
Sweatin
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Minnesota
Harold E. Stassen
Pickrell Blasted Over Malfeasance Claims in Arizona
Tucson reports Rep. John Vanlandingham accuses Attorney General Robert Pickrell of malfeasance for not pressing a securities case against Robert Bohannan Jr. The Democrat cites constitutional duty and criticizes inaction on the Corporation Commission, arguing a $500,000 taxpayer bill from impeachment costs.
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Tucson
UPI
Robert Pickrell
John Vanlandingham
D-Maricopa
Attorney General's Post
Vanlandingham
Pickrell
Robert C., Bohannan Jr
Bohannan
Young Democrats
Greater
State Corporation Commission
Fading WWII veterans witness jeep's last honors at Smithsonian
Washington columnist recalls World War II veteran nostalgia as a 1941 45 jeep is presented to the Smithsonian after display at the New York World's Fair. Lt Gen Frank S Besson Jr leads the ceremony noting the vehicle identity 20476135 found in Korea.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Ie Sun Institution
Smithsonian
Korea
Frank S. Besson Jr
Camp Kilmer
N.J
John Magruder
Oakland University suspends student editor over Kinsey Report
The Observer editor Wolf Metzger was suspended after insisting on publishing a campus Kinsey survey. Chancellor Varner ordered destruction of the May 1 issue and urged suppression of any findings citing potential harm and embarrassment to the university.
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Oakland University
Kinsey
Wolf Metzger
Germany
The
Observer
D. B. Varner
Varner
Metzger
Warner
O.U
Harvard
Radcliffe
Oakland
Job Prospects Good For 1964 College Grads
Labor Secretary Wirtz says 1964 graduates will find strong demand across fields. Engineers remain sought after despite defense slowdowns with salaries for beginners between 6000 and 7200 dollars annually. The outlook also favors chemists physicists mathematicians accountants statisticians and teachers in June degree cohorts.
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Washington
UPI
W. Willard Wirtz
Whooping Crane Zoe Taken In Refuge at Monte Vista
Zoe the world's newest whooping crane has moved to Colorado's Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge. The Interior Department says she, born April 28 in Lafayette Louisiana, appears to have recovered from a leg defect and becomes the 40th member of the global whooper population.
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UPI
Zoe
Colorado
Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge
Interior Department
Fish and Wildlife Research
Lafayette
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