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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1968
Page
7
The Associated Press gathers quick reactions from candidates and leaders. McCarthy and McGovern defend limited options over Czechoslovakia while Wallace critiques anti Communist stances. Kennedy urges end to Vietnam killings only with bombing halt. Lindsay backs Nixon, and Agnew links civil rights to order.
St Louis AP Earl Breen an auto parts exec won a barrel of five lively ringtail monkeys in a national contest He joked he would never use that phrase again and has given away one of the animals He plans to use the barrel as a door prize at a Ballwin Missouri celebrity bowling night while seeking homes for the others.
Georgia Governor Lester Maddox, a Democratic presidential contender, cautions that without North Vietnam sincerity in peace negotiations the United States might need to expand military efforts and withdraw from futile talks.
John P. Scottice of Cincinnati is appointed executive director of the Ohio Valley Chapter. He will assume duties next week and brings senior experience from the Ohio Division of the American Cancer Society. The chapter cites patient information referrals, pediatric treatment facilities, and UC College of Medicine research programs among ongoing services.
Nixon rested at his Florida retreat after a four day nationwide swing to win GOP support. He secured pledges from liberal leaders Gov Rockefeller and Mayor Lindsay and drew new backing from Gov Rhodes of Ohio Gov Romney of Michigan and Gov Shafer of Pennsylvania. Reagan pledged to appear on national TV for the Nixon Agnew ticket alongside Sen Javits and Sen Brooke.
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