Rockefeller charges: Humphrey and Nixon seek to relive past
Vice President Humphrey urged a reexamination of old policies in a National Press Club address after suspending his campaign. Rockefeller accused both Humphrey and Nixon of wanting to relive the past, while Nixon urged Democrats Republicans and independents to unite under a Republican banner for change. McCarthy triumphed in New York primary momentum as delegates remain split, and Gallup data show Wallace leading in five Southern states.
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Associated Press
Hubert H. Humphrey
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Robert F. Kennedy
National Press Club
New York
Rockefeller
Cleveland
Hubert Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Democratic State Committee
McCarthy
George C. Wallace
Jacksonville
Fla
Gallup
Wallace
Alabama
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Delegates Split On Public Pledges For 1968 Convention
AP tally shows Republicans have named 1,158 of 1,333 delegates for Miami Beach with about 610 undecided or uncommitted. Democrats report 1,152 of 2,622 votes undecided or fence-sitters as New York races and RFK's late support shift affect the count for the Chicago opening.
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Washington
Associated Press
Tueday
New York
GOP
Miami Beach
Chicago
Robert F. Kennedy
Arch Masons Install Officers in Middletown Chapter
New officers of the Middletown chapter of Royal Arch Masons were installed at the Masonic Temple. Installing officers included Albert Meyer Walter Rogers Robert Baker Harold Hannah Glen Lyons Arthur Wood Melvin Ashcraft Roy Ross Richard Lovelace and Virgil Webster. New officers named are Joseph Atkinson Jr as high priest James Arnett as king Ralph Gaynor captain of the host Buddy McCall principal sojourner Dale Dowrey royal arch captain Ernest Teets Jr master of third veil James Elias master of first veil Harry Richardson guard Harlan Lawson senior steward John DeShazo junior steward E Harold Hannah treasurer and Glen Lyons secretary. Edward Layer and Charles Lerch remain to be installed.
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Middletown
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Temple
Albert ‘Meyer
Walter ‘Rogers
Robert Baker
Royal Arch
Ernest Teets Jr
James Elias
Harry Richardson
Harlan Lawson
John DeShazo
E. Harold Hannah
Glen Lyons
Edward Layer
Charles Lerch
Skulls Found at Ohio Garbage Dump Spark Mystery
Seven human skulls were discovered at a Belmont County dump on Jim Cummins property in Pinch Run Township. Coroner Dr. W. J. Shephard and Prosecutor John J. Malik Jr. voiced confusion over their origin, noting the skulls seemed recent and not from an Indian burial. One skull showed a hole, others bore skin and hair, with four skulls bearing preserved tissue. The find involved six males and a child, possibly all Negroes, with no missing persons reported locally.
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Bellaire
Ohio
Jim Cummins
Pinch Run
Belmont County
W. J. Shephard
John J. Malik Jr
Shephard
Cummins
Malik
Heat drives Buckeye residents to Gila Bend dump
Buckeye residents braved 119 degree heat as skulls found at a private dump near State Route 7 were sent to Ohio State University for study. Authorities planned to dig again to search for more remains after Malik noted no other human parts were found beyond a sack that appeared to contain intestines.
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Buckeye, Ariz
Gila Bend
Ohio State University
Malik
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