Exuberant Kennedy Opens California West Campaign Swing
Senator Robert F. Kennedy, buoyed by East coast strength, begins a three day campaign in California aiming for 172 convention delegates. He gains support from Vermont Governor Hoff and Oregon Representative Green as New York Democrats split over Johnson and Kennedy.
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United Press International
Robert F. Kennedy
President Johnson
Kennedy
California
New York
Empire State
Vermont
Philip H. Hoff
Johnson
New York City
Frank D. O’connor
Chicago
O’connor
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Milwaukee
Humphrey
Reagan Would Accept GOP Vice Presidential Slot
William Roberts of Spencer-Roberts said Governor Reagan would accept the Republican vice presidential nomination if offered. He noted Reagan would not refuse when pressed by party leaders in Miami and emphasized Reagan’s willingness to serve the country if required.
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Sacramento
Calif
UPI
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
William Roberts
Spencer-Roberts
Tiewsmen
Miami
Roberts
Sigma Delta Chi
Professional Journalism Society
Nixon warns protesters risk an ugly image for U S
In Janesville Wisconsin Richard Nixon defends Democrats against antiwar demonstrators urging voters not to let tempers turn the campaign into an ugly display. He praises Lyndon Johnson as U S president and disputes some administration programs while promoting Wisconsin primary turnout.
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Janesville
Wis
Richard M. Nixon
Vietnam
America
Nixon
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Orville L. Freeman
University of Wisconsin
Freeman
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Lyendon Johnson
United States
Wisconsin
New Hampshire
Udall Says LBJ Shares McCarthy’s Vietnam Agony
Interior Secretary Udall told a regional Democratic conference that President Johnson shares Eugene McCarthy’s agony over Vietnam to a greater degree. He urged McCarthy to consider the party’s broad platform and warned the alternative of Nixon in November.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Stewart L. Udall
Johnson
Sen
Eugene McCarthy
Udall
Richard Nixon
Vietnam
Gene McCarthy
Thucydides
UN Security Council Eyes Israel Jordan Crisis Resolution
Members after marathon talks push for a resolution condemning Israel's retaliation in Jordan. Algeria opposes a vague reference to Arab terrorism and warns of further measures. Jordan urges immediate Chapter 7 sanctions while Israel cites Karameh as a terrorist base and civilian disruption.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Security Council
Middle East
Israel
Council
Jordan
Algeria
U.N
Muhammad H. El-Ferra
Yosef Tekoah
Karameh
Malpractice Trial Against Dr Hausmann Ends in Mistrial
A Superior Court malpractice suit against Dr Richard K Hausmann of Tucson Medical Center and Tucson Clinic ended in a mistrial after a nine woman and three man jury failed to reach a verdict. Plaintiffs Mr and Mrs Richard F French sought 350000 for their fifth child born blind with brain damage. The judge declared the mistrial, leaving the case to a possible rehearing.
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Richard K. Hausmann
Richard F. French
Hausmann
Tucson Medical Center
Tucson Clinic
Lawrence Howard
Youth Center Volunteers Swap Roles to Free Beds
John R. McFarland, administrator of the Arizona Youth Center near Tucson, praises 15 and 16 year old volunteers who move into a cottage to supervise their peers. Their self management frees space for more than 100 boys while the center budgets to handle about 80 with current staff.
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Arizona Youth Center
North Oracle Road
Tucson
Phoenix
McFarland
Ft. Grant Industrial School
Japanese Group Eyes Arizona Steel Plant Pact
Ten Japanese technicians visited Sovereign Industries in Phoenix and Coolidge to review a contract for pellet iron from Black Mountain deposits in Pinal County. If approved by May, the deal could lead to a 50 million dollar plant with initial output for Japanese shipments and 300 to 350 workers, with production starting in 18 months to two years. Dravo Corp. signaled feasibility and potential construction.
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Arizona
Sovereign Industries Inc
Pinal County
Sovereign
Phoenix
Coolidge
Black Mountain
Tucson
Florence
C.M. Wood
Dravo Corp
Pittsburgh
Represen
Wood
Arkota Steel Corp
Eign
Pulitzer Winner O'Connor Dies
Boston report says Edwin O'Connor, age 50, Pulitzer Prize winner for The Edge of Sadness, died at New England Baptist Hospital after a heart attack Friday. The Wellfleet and Boston resident was best known for The Last Hurrah published in 1956. He was a bachelor.
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Boston
UPI
Edwin O'Connor
New England Baptist Hospital
O'Connor
Wellfleet
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