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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1968
Page
6
A jumble of campaign talk and political maneuvering fills front pages as Reagan faces GOP rivals in 130 campaign miles. The piece notes statements on war policy, calls for peace talks, and Johnson’s Paris talks with Hanoi while detailing court appearances, legal actions, and local election chatter.
In Wisconsin and Indiana, comments floated on President Johnson stepping down. Richard B. Stoner of Columbus and Dorothy Elmore of Crawfordsville indicated disappointment or resignation. Senator Birch Bayh of Indiana praised the sacrifice while avoiding commitments on future support or the party’s nomination. Bayh promised to consider implications before backing any candidate.
In Indiana Governor Branigin weighs a possible candidacy for president as aides debate who could lead the ticket. Sen. Roush shifts to the 4th District, Rev. Agee withdraws but stays on the ballot, and party leaders cautiously discuss support for Kennedy and McCarthy.
President Johnson appeared exhausted after a tense White House fight and spoke to crowds at the Conrad Hilton Hotel. He pressed unilateral de escalation of the Vietnam War aiming to bring North Vietnam to the peace table, praying for a genuine peace process rather than further fighting.
Charles W. Ferris, Christian Science practitioner, leads a public lecture on taking control of experience by submitting to God's perfect control. The talk covers three real cases of business, career, and relationships improved when participants yielded to divine will. Admission is free and open to all.
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