Weekend Warmth With Possible Showers
Partly cloudy and warm today with afternoon and evening showers forecast. Highs in the low 80s and a low in the low 60s tonight. Showers and warm temperatures are likely Monday.
08 Sep 1968
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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1968
Page
1
Partly cloudy and warm today with afternoon and evening showers forecast. Highs in the low 80s and a low in the low 60s tonight. Showers and warm temperatures are likely Monday.
A columnist notes that many women maintain their youthful shape and humorously claims some even double their girlish figures in style. The piece reflects lighthearted social commentary on body image and fashion.
In Youngstown, an ordinance bars barefoot walking by anyone over six in the area bounded by Wood Street, the Mahoning River, Fifth Avenue and Cedar Street. Fines start at five dollars, rising to ten for later offenses, with health concerns cited by Fifth Ward Councilman Jack Hunter.
Two Republican senators caution Nixon supporters not to rest on early enthusiasm from crowds in Oklahoma City and other stops. They recall 1948 lessons as Nixon and Brooke deny splits and plan further campaigning across the country. Brooke commits to remaining with Nixon and campaigning nationwide.
Hubert H. Humphrey said real family income rose more under Democratic administrations than under Republicans in the prior two terms. He cited 32 percent income gain versus 9 percent earlier, 45 percent GDP growth vs under 20 percent, and blamed inflation but urged bipartisan tax action.
Wallace battles a virus and party revolt as sources say former Kentucky Gov. A B Chandler may join him as running mate. An aide calls the virus mild and Wallace plans a Washington news conference Tuesday to announce Chandler if no last minute change occurs.
Eight US infantry companies surrounded a Viet Cong unit in the Mekong Delta near Ben Tre, with artillery and air strikes. About 31 enemy fighters were reported killed at dusk, while US casualties were not confirmed. The operation underscores a shift to river and helicopter tactics by the 9th Infantry Division.
Dr Christiaan Barnard in Cape Town performed a heart transplant using an African woman's heart. The recipient Pieter Johannes Smith a 52 year old former policeman recovered with a beating heart and stable blood pressure. The donor was a 32 year old woman who died from a brain hemorrhage and may have been seven months pregnant. Corneas and kidneys were reportedly to be donated as well.
American diplomats test Hanoi’s reported peace formula for a Vietnam truce amid signals from Pham Van Dong. Hanoi hints at cooperation if the United States halts bombing, as Paris talks remain deadlocked and U S probes the possible shift.
Thieu tours the Mekong Delta saying Viet Cong attacks show they cannot win a spectacular victory and will likely seek a softer approach. He notes enemies aim to pressure cities yet disrupt pacification, while seeking to sway U.S. opinion and future policy.
California Governor Ronald Reagan will address a Nixon Agnew fund raising dinner in Ciney Ohio on September 14. The $1000-a-plate event is one of 25 dinners nationwide with closed circuit speeches by Richard Nixon and Spiro Agnew. Francis L. Dale chairs the Ohio Republican group for Nixon Agnew. Senator Mark Hatfield will speak at a Cleveland dinner the same night.
The John F. Kennedy aircraft carrier was commissioned at Newport News with 10 000 in attendance as Robert S. McNamara paid tribute to the slain president. Caroline Kennedy proclaimed pride as sponsor, Sen. Edward Kennedy helped unveil plaques and a family photograph. The ship to be activated in about six weeks carried the Capitol flag from Kennedy’s 1961 inauguration.
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