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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1968
Page
6
Rev James Groves announces a children's Krusade at Corry Assembly of God from Monday to Friday next week 6 30 to 8 30 pm with theme Exploring Gods Frontier Puppets quizzes treasure chest mystery names gifts giant walking Bible Aunt Sandy and Princess Barbara in Indian costumes all invited
The report summarizes Nixon’s Southern delegates’ reactions to potential vice presidential picks amid party factional tensions. It notes Thurmond and other Southern leaders’ objections to certain candidates, listing Agnew, George Bush, Volpe, and others as acceptable to all. Also included are brief weather outlooks for western Pennsylvania and western New York, local police notices, marriage license filings, light bulb theft complaint, a car incident, and upcoming registrar activities at Spartansburg polling areas.
U S Army 11th Air Cavalry and Vietnamese 1st Infantry say 15 North Vietnamese killed with about 1600 enemy weapons found in the valley. In Mekong Delta 35 enemy bodies, 44 prisoners freed including seven women. US 9th Infantry kills 9 more. eight Americans killed, 24 wounded. Grenade attack wounds 19 in Saigon cafe. another blast hits a ward office in Cholon wounding four civilians.
Delays in Congress and the White House threaten a summer program to aid law enforcement against riots. The omnibus crime bill signed June 19 included a riot fund and a tight Aug. 31 deadline. The funding appropriations cleared Aug. 1, with administration setup pending.
April remarks by Governor Agnew condemned civil rights leaders for inciting riots after Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. was killed. He accused them of backing unity over equality and warned against violence while urging action against looters. DOJ says no siot funds. LEAA setup is delayed. unlikely grants by August.
Spurred by Rockefeller’s shifting stance and disenchanted with New York governor plans, Agnew reconsiders his GOP nomination position. He signals possible support for Nixon, while stressing Rockefeller remains the strongest overall candidate. He denies plotting for cabinet posts and hints events could alter his stance.
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