Lukens Weighs August Campaign Amid Convention Uncertainty
Congressman Donald E. Lukens, GOP challenger in the 24th district, highlights his fundraising and nationwide campaigning while forecasting Ronald Reagan’s possible nomination. He plans heavy August activity depending on the Republican convention outcomes and may balance duties between his own bid and Reagan’s campaign.
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Democrats Struggle to Rally Behind 24th District Nominee
Local Democrats report lukewarm enthusiasm as they organize for the national conventions. Lloyd Miller of Middletown leads a conservative challenge against Humphrey while courting 24th District delegates. Mil ler plans to campaign in Clinton County and at the county fair amid apathy and stalled projects.
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Shaw's Trial Set Sept 10 in Kennedy Conspiracy Case
The Jim Garrison case against Clay L Shaw for conspiring to murder President Kennedy is scheduled for September 10 in Criminal District Court New Orleans. Assistant district attorney James Alcock requested the date and Judge Edward A Haggerty Jr approved it. The trial could be delayed if Shaw's lawyers appeal a federal panel ruling allowing the prosecution to proceed.
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Washington appoints John Jay first chief justice
President George Washington names John Jay of New York as the first chief justice of the Supreme Court, inaugurating the new nation's judicial leadership.
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