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Newspaper
Anderson Herald
Location
Anderson, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1968
Page
10
John Wayne delivered an inspirational address at the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach, drawing a standing ovation. He praised America, urged a Congress that cares, and stressed traditional values for his daughter and all children.
Capt. Stohler of Indiana's Air Guard blends farm life with jet fighter duties. He flies F-84/F-4 trainers, supports ground exercises in Hawaii, and participates in the Indiana International Association of People. He runs Hinterland Meadows Farm with wife Judy and three children.
Jay Lynn Bakery will be closed for vacations from July 23 to August 12. Customers are advised to plan accordingly and checkout dates for resuming operations.
Appeals to the Seventh Circuit in Chicago will postpone the September 9 trial of a bankruptcy trustee’s suit against Merrill Lynch over stock deals for Indianapolis securities executive Michael Dobich. The 1965 helicopter crash prompted related suits by Buttrey and investors in Midwestern United Life Insurance in Fort Wayne.
In Indianapolis a McCarthy day event hints at a potential third party bid as Sen. Eugene McCarthy and plan for George Wallace's third party clash grows. Indiana organizers, led by James Bogle, vow no comment until more information surfaces as party leaders weigh Lampooned by state political shifts.
Indiana Republican chairman Buena Chaney discussed Wallace and Nixon on the Indiana ballot as third party moves surfaced. The article notes Spec. Franklin receiving a second Purple Heart in Vietnam, details on the Progressive Party ticket, and potential implications for Indiana's November ballot dynamics. It mentions Wallace, Nixon, Reagan, and McCarthy scenarios, along with local political observers and campaign actions.
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