Reagan Denies Intention To Announce Candidacy
Reagan states he has no plan to announce a presidential bid. A Boston Herald Traveler report cites unnamed sources and quotes from supporters, while noting media speculation and timetable uncertainties.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1968
Page
4
Reagan states he has no plan to announce a presidential bid. A Boston Herald Traveler report cites unnamed sources and quotes from supporters, while noting media speculation and timetable uncertainties.
The Herald Tribune reports Nixon focusing on big northern and western cities and deep southern voter appeal with Wallace as a factor. Rockefeller, aboard the Belle of Louisville, stresses building a broad national base and bridging racial divides while campaigning from California to Louisville.
A vintage advertisement touts a limited time July offer for electric heating. It claims comfort with individual room thermostats, cleanliness free of soot and dust, lower costs, maintenance free operation, and safety due to no open flames. Readers are urged to switch before winter and obviate furnace service.
Victoria Rivera a Cuban-born deaf girl, living in Miami, has learned to speak English, French, Spanish, and is studying German and Chinese. She began losing hearing after age four, learned lip reading and reading, finished high school last spring, and plans to attend Barry College to study languages with hopes for a State Department career.
Stanford University reported two American students held near the Soviet Polish border are freed and en route to Vienna. James Howard Kratzer of Davis and Larry Repert Watson of Northridge were accused of attempting to smuggle old icons and anti Soviet literature from the Soviet Union.
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