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Newspaper

Hope Star

Location

Hope, Arkansas, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1968

Page

2

Vietnam War Peace Speech Shapes GOP Convention

President candidate Hubert Humphrey and running mate Edmund Muskie outline three realities for peace in Vietnam and America. They urge unity, call for arms race halt, and stress law, order, and democratic participation, while addressing nationwide unrest and political resolve. Hawaii's King Kalakaua I noted as the "Napoleon of the Pacific."

Shigago Iieeratia Party Preal Hubert Hushrey America Raedom Vietnam Overietnam Nccess Gatate Edmund S&. Muskie Iin

Muskie Rises as Democratic VP Candidate Despite Past Doubts

CHICAGO AP The man Lyndon Johnson once tried to block from power, Edmund S. Muskie of Maine, has emerged as the Democratic nominee for vice president. Once sidelined by Johnson, Muskie grew into a Senate leader, guiding administration bills on air and water pollution and steering the Model Cities program. He won the party’s support, becoming a capable foil and trusted adviser acclaimed by colleagues for liberal instincts and pragmatic skill. Muskie, 54, a Polish American, Maine governor in 1954, Navy veteran, Bates College graduate, is married with five children and regarded as a precise, steady vote-getter in tough domestic matters.

Chicago Lyndon B. Johnson Senate Johnson Edmund S. Muskie Maine White House Muskie Capitol Hill Mike Mansfield Washington Foreign Relations Committee Muskile Senate Democrats Ed Muskie Stephen Marci Szewski Sefoote5 Margaret Chase Smith

President Played Good Politics at Democratic Convention

President Johnson, the first incumbent in 24 years to skip his party's national convention, faced speculation on his reasons. Factors cited include pride, security, and politics as Humphrey and Muskie gained momentum. Johnson stayed away amid antiwar protests and party divisions, while Humphrey praised his work. The article notes Neptune has two moons.

Frank Cormier Associated Press Austin Tex Johnson Texas White House Chicago White House Hubert H. Humphrey Sen Edmund Muskie Maine Humphrey America Franklin D. Roosevelt Fdr Muskle Neptune

Emotional Kennedy tribute marks 1968 Democratic convention

At the Chicago convention the Kennedy family honor dominated the night with a 20 minute film tribute to Sen Robert F Kennedy and a tearful chorus of celebrants. Edward Kennedy introduced the film by videotape from Hyannisport mass and urged unity over violence. The moment contrasted with earlier protests for Mayor Daley as delegates sang the Battle Hymn of the Republic and signs remembering Bobby Kennedy appeared in the gallery. Police scrutiny and ongoing tensions persisted until Ralph Metcalf of Chicago spoke a tribute to Martin Luther King Jr. Edward Kennedy planned to remain with family in Massachusetts rather than address the convention.

Chicago Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Carl Albert Edward M. Kennedy Hyannisport Mass Atlantic City N.J Robert Kennedy John F. Kennedy New York Bobby Richard J. Daley Mayor Daley Daley Albert Dorothy W. Bush Democratic National Committee Ralph Metcalf Martin Luther King Jr Edward Kennedy Cape Cod Massachusetts

Ike Seems to Be Doing Real Fine

Washington AP report quotes Dr. Paul Dudley White saying President Eisenhower, 77, shows toughness in body and heart after his seventh heart attack. Doctors reduced daily bulletins, noting he remains seriously ill at Walter Reed. White urges cautious optimism, stressing medical advances and hope while acknowledging uncertain long-term recovery.

Washington Dwight D. Eisenhower Paul Dudley White Eisenhower Boston Gen. Eisenhower Walter Reed Army Hospital White

Democratic Convention Guests and Officials Suit

News briefs describe 62 nations attending the Democratic National Convention with comments from ambassadors and diplomats. Separate notes cover Republican observers led by Rep Donald Rumsfeld and a medical bulletin on General attack relief, plus a contempt sentence for Caldwell County commissioners over clerk office space. Col Robert E Lee noted as Harper's Ferry captain.

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