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Middletown Journal

Location

Middletown, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1968

Page

9

Demonstrators Routed From Chicago Park By Police

About 3,000 protesters in Lincoln Park were dispersed by police with tear gas after barricades formed against an 11 pm curfew. Twenty-nine demonstrators and two reporters were hospitalized, with 67 arrests as clashes extended into downtown streets near the Democratic Convention site. News crews protested press treatment amid ongoing antiwar demonstrations and curfew enforcement.

Chicago North Side Park Con Peace Movement Yippies Youth International Party Democratic Lincoln Park Lakefront

Humphrey Leads In First AP Ballot Poll With 937% Of Nominations

The AP survey shows Hubert H. Humphrey with 937% of the 1,312 votes needed for the nomination, boosted by Florida’s 45 votes after Smathers endorsed him. McCarthy has 4824, McGovern 432, with 11 more votes gained in Michigan for Humphrey and a net gain of 48.

Chicago Hubert H. Humphrey Associated Press Florida George A. Smathers Smathers Humphrey McCarthy Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota George S McGovern South Dakota Michigan Kansas McGovern

Humphrey and McGovern Court Ohio Delegates at Caucus

In Chicago two Democratic hopefuls Hubert H. Humphrey and George McGovern appeal to Ohio's 128 delegates. McCarthy was invited but unavailable. Changes in Ohio support shift from 60 votes in Columbus two weeks ago to 40–85 now. Additional talk centers on a Kennedy draft, while Vietnam and urban issues top the agenda. New at large alternates named to replace ill or deceased delegates include Sauders, Tipps, Green, Weichter, and Wiethe.

Chicago Hubert H. Humphrey George S. McGovern South Dakota Ohio Eugene J. McCarthy Minnesota McCarthy Humphrey Columbus Edward M Kennedy Kennedy Michael V. DiSalle William J. Kelly Fremont Kelly McGovvern Vietnam McGovern Johnson Battefield Eugene P. ‘O'Grady Eugene D. Sauders Springfield Paul Tipps Centerville

Man Fined On DWI Charge

Franklin Municipal Court fined Kenneth Waters 24 from Miamisburg 100 dollars and suspended his license 30 days for driving while intoxicated Judge J T Riley also required Harvey Clifford Middletown to post a 500 dollar peace bond for one year Paul Hickman 23 Marion was fined 10 dollars and costs for reckless operation Lillian Caudill 40 Carlisle was fined 10 dollars and costs for failure to maintain an assured clear distance

Franklin Kenneth Waters Miamisburg Franklin Municipal Court J.T. Riley Harvey Clifford Middletown Paul Hickman Marion Lillian Caudill Sheri Lane Carlisle

Motorist Misidentified in Trenton Crash Report

In a Sunday two car crash near Trenton Mrs. Toby Mellott 21 of 1324 Fairmount Ave and her son Jeffery were passengers in a car driven by Mellott’s mother Lois Pennington 43 of 423 Cranelwood Drive. A prior report misnamed the driver as Raymond Craig 69 of 3612 S Main St. Mellott underwent surgery at Middletown Hospital after her mother's car struck the Craig vehicle when he failed to yield.

Toby Mellott Fairmount Ave Jeffery Trenton Mellott Lois Pennington Cranewood Drive Raymond Craig S. Main St Mellett Middletown Hospital Craig

DiSalle leads Draft Kennedy movement at Chicago hotel

Ohio delegate DiSalle reports strong push to draft Sen Edward Kennedy for the Democratic nomination at the national convention. He says Kennedy asked not to be named before the convention but expects growing support in Ohio by Wednesday. DiSalle turned his hotel suite into Draft Kennedy Headquarters and sees Kennedy as a unifying leader.

Julian Bond Georgia Lester Maddox Chicago Michael V DiSalle Ohio Edward M. Kennedy Kennedy Massachusetts di Salle

Wallace says it matters not who the Demo nominee is

George C. Wallace, running as an American Independent, told a Phoenix crowd that Democratic nominee choice matters little since all are “about the same.” He planned a dinner fund ruing and rally, spoke of possible nominating conventions, and listed Houston Miami St Petersburg Cincinnati and Louisville as possible sites. Backers sold 300 tickets for the dinner at a 500 seat hall and a 12,000 seat Veterans Memorial Coliseum rally followed. Wallace wrapped a California campaign with a Long Beach arena address drawing about 6,000 people.

Phoenix, Ariz George C. Wallace American Independent Party Wallace Phoenix Alabama California Houston Tex Miami St. Petersburgh Fla Cincinnati Ohio Louisville Veterans Memorial Coliseum

Democrats Abolish Century Old Unit Rule at Convention

At the Democratic National Convention in Chicago the unit rule was abolished in a voice vote after debate over delaying abolition to 1972. Delegations from nine states and territories had supported voting the majority’s choice, potentially freeing McCarthy aligned delegates in Oregon and Massachusetts while most unit-rule states stayed with their blocs. The move came as temporary rules were adopted Monday night.

Chicago Hubert H. Humphrey Humphrey Texas Eugene J. McCarthy Tom Gordon Gordon Alaska Arkansas Canal Zone Georgia Kansas Missouri Louisiana South Carolina Oregon Massachusetts McCarthy

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