Democrats eye post Labor Day convention for 1968
Democratic leaders favor a post Labor Day nominating convention to shorten the campaign as Johnson seeks reelection. The site committee will choose among Miami Beach Chicago and Houston with final dates set by the national committee. Johnson prefers avoiding a renewed party split after Texas floods and the Connally Yarborough clash. The choice hinges on Chicago versus Miami Beach and media costs, while Republicans begin Aug. 5 in Miami.
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Chicago
Houston
Tex
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Ralph Yarborough
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Texas
Midwest
Vietnam
Miami
Community Notices and Social Gatherings in Cutting News
Local report highlights registration day in French Creek from 7 am to 10 pm with organizers Mrs. Ralph Williams Mrs. Cornelius Beckerink Mrs. Roy Redman Sr and Amos White. It records visits family events weddings and congratulations including Jack Gibbons Star Farmer of America and a Ripley Grange Hall reception for Glen Ewing.
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French Creek
Ralph Williams
Cornelius Beckerink
Roy Redman Sr
Amos White
Carl A. Marsh
Elouise
Arthur Wallace
North East
Max Bemis
Laurence Evans
Clymer
John Sheehan
Corry
Clifford Aikens Sr
Jack Gibbons
Star Farmer of America
Erie
George Morton
Bear Lake
Amos van Barden
Cutting Community Church
Laurence Rouse
Wattsburg
Helen Rouse
Audrey Rouse
Donald Willey
Ronald
Jamestown
Willey
Kelley
Jamie
Rose
Bunce
Clyde Courtright
Hop Willey
William Walker
Moorheadville
Huth Thompson
Rey
Eavo
Thompson
Neil Thompson
James Carpenter
Sibley Wright
Ripley Grange Hall
Glen Ewing
Ewing
Scholarships Drive Expands State Aid and Loans
Shafer reports state funds allocate 2.1 million to colleges for federal aid and 1.1 million for administration. The Higher Education Assistance Agency issued 23 147 new scholarships totaling 15.1 million, mostly to 1967 graduates, and renewed 21 632 upperclassmen with 15.3 million. Loans total 56.4 million outstanding with 4 346 loans, 1 to 10 funding ratio, 6 percent loans, 3 percent federal share.
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Pennsylvania
Ford's Theater to reopen for 1860 era plays
The Interior Department announced Ford's Theater will stage 1860s plays next year starting Feb 12 Lincoln's birthday. The Ford's Theater Society, aided by a 2,250,100 Lincoln National Life grant, aims for a five month season as the partially restored venue adds era details and improved acoustics and backstage gear.
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House Bucks Up Budget Cut Threat Won't Pass Bill
Washington AP The House rejects a 3 billion Labor and HEW spending bill 226 to 173 to pressure Johnson for deeper cuts before tax increases. A temporary appropriations bill funds agencies to Oct 23 while a conference with the Senate seeks a compatible budget plan.
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Mahon
Garner E Shriver
R-Kan
Funeral notices for Rainesale Eastman Anal wall Haspar
Funeral notices list services for Charles Rainesale and Everett Eastman at Bracken Funeral Home with burial in Pine Grove Cemetery Eastman. Also Haspar Anal wall to be honored at St Thomas Church with Rosary at the funeral home and multiple viewings. Belgrade reports China relations with Albania amid Cold War tensions.
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