McCarthy Favored In Wisconsin Primary For Delegates
Wisconsin voters on Tuesday face a two party contest with Eugene J. McCarthy favored to beat Johnson in the Democratic primary and win the majority of 60 delegates. Nixon faces Reagan and Stassen on the Republican ballot as cross over votes loom.
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Three Men Sought In Cadet Slaying Slippery Rock
Slippery Rock Pennsylvania UPI reports three men were sought Saturday in the slaying of a Virginia Military Institute cadet. Authorities investigated a fatal shooting with few leads as investigators pressed for information.
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Defense orders spike in M16 rifle production to 50,000 a month
The Defense Department announced a rapid increase in M16 rifle output from 30,000 to 50,000 a month starting May with Colt Industries as the current supplier and two more producers to be chosen to meet rising Southeast Asia allied forces and U.S. logistics needs.
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Johnson announces 12 percent overseas government employee cut
President Johnson unveils a first stage reduction of 12 percent in government staff overseas, aiming to save up to 22 million dollars annually. The plan would bring home 2,779 federal workers and families, release 3,177 foreign national employees, and return 13 percent of 2,800 American contract workers.
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End of Copper Walkouts at Kennecott Utah Unit
SALT LAKE CITY UPI The strike against Kennecott Copper Corp ended when the last Utah local union signed an agreement at 12 15 PM. Ratification by the remaining 18 Utah copper division unions was expected to be routine with no major difficulties. Workers at McGill Nevada began returning to work Friday and western division locals reached tentative accords.
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Sixty Drown as Boat Capsizes in Gogra River
UPI reports sixty people drowned in western Bihar when a boat capsized during a storm on the Gogra River. Local authorities searched for survivors and coordinated relief as families mourned.
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Press Trust of India
Gogra
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Can Kennedy Win Answer Is Lacking
Washington reports Sen. Robert F. Kennedy has spoke to about 250000 people in 15 states and reached millions via mass media but shows no clear path to the Democratic nomination. Aides note two political systems exist, traditional party delegates and citizen politics driven by TV and media.
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Robert F. Kennedy
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War protestor Captain Levy held in disciplinary barracks
Capt Howard B. Levy an Army physician sentenced to three years hard labor for refusing to train medical aid men for Vietnam is confined in disciplinary segregation at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. An Army spokesman cited institutional rule violations with no details. Levy’s lawyer said he was placed in a bare isolation cell after mail restrictions and that censors opened correspondence between Levy and his counsel. The ACLU's Charles Morgan Jr described the action as retaliation for mail and alleged censorship violations. Morgan claimed Levy was denied phone calls and given a harsh cell described as a tall space with a light bulb and a floor hole, while receiving ordinary meals and water.
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Nixon cancels radio speech as Johnson to address nation
UPI reports Republican contender Richard Nixon cancelled a planned 6:30 p.m. EST radio address on Vietnam to avoid overlapping with President Johnson who announced a prime time speech at 9 p.m. The Johnson address would feature plans on the Vietnam war and the economy with further Washington conferences next week. Nixon planned to speak in New York and then head to Milwaukee for a Wisconsin primary event.
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Cologne detective arrested on World War I war crimes
The Cologne prosecutor announced the arrest of Theo Lipps a 58 year old detective on charges linked to the slaughter of Jews in southern Russia during World War I.
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UPI
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