Scott backs LBJ Vietnam policy urging steady leadership
Sen. Hugh Scott a Republican moderate endorses President Johnson's Vietnam approach saying the party must not become a peace at any price faction. He cites trust in the President and cautions against undermining the commander-in-chief and chief diplomat. Eisenhower aids committee for peace in Vietnam.
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Washington
Hugh Scott
Johnson
Vietnam
Republican Party
Pennsylvanian
Charles H. Percy
Illinois
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Clifford P. Case
New Jersey
George Romney
Michigan
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Scott
United States
America
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Committee For Peace With Freedom
Paul H. Douglas
Douglas
Eisenhower
Lucius Clay
Omar Bradley
Negotiation Now
Arthur Schiesinger Jr
U.S
South Vietnam
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Nixon Wins GOP Straw Vote Here
In Walkersville Maryland Nixon won the GOP straw poll with 41 percent of the vote from about 350 Republicans at the 1968 kickoff in Frederick County. Rockefeller earned 22 percent Reagan 19 percent Romney 12 percent.
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Walkersville
Richard Nixon
Frederick County
Nixon
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
California
Ronald Reagan
Michigan
George Romney
GOP
Mary Ann Schindel
Elm Street
Frederick
Arnie Lee Nuse
Brunswick
Carol Kline
Braddock Heights
Mink Stole Taken From Hotel Room and Stores
A $1 500 mink stole and a camera were stolen from Mrs Josephine A Hamilton’s hotel room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel over Saturday with no sign of forced entry. Separate weekend breakins at Harley’s on South Market Street and LEF Winpigler’s on East and Eighth Streets saw undetermined change stolen from coin and soft drink machines after forced entries through windows. The detective bureau investigates with no suspects yet.
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Josephine A. Hamilton
Francis Scott Key
Harley’s
South Market Street
LEF Winpigler
East
Eighth Streets
Detective Bureau
Maryland Considers Open Air Burning Ban This Autumn
Maryland Health Department weighs an outdoor burning ban affecting leaves weeds and trash. The plan would require regulations through a council appointed by the governor and a sequence of approvals before any restrictions take effect. Offenders face fines up to 500 or six months in jail.
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Spiro T Agnew
Maryland
Health Department
Ber
Bureau of Environmental Hygiene
Couner
Board of Health and Mental Hygiene
Ans
Lost Dog King Comes Home After Island Rescue
Adamstown woman Grace Jewell positively identified the battered dog named King after a two hour island search led by Sheriff Crummell P Jacobs. King had been missing since late August when a Virginia side bridge tire change sent him into the Potomac. A riverman spotted the dog ten days earlier and a posse of eight located him in a dug-out nest, rope secured around his neck, and King wagged his tail as he was brought back to land.
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Jane W Neilson
King
Potomac River
Adamstown
Grace Jewell
Virginia
Point of Rocks
Crummell P Jacobs
Rbehive
News-Post
Point of Rocks Bridge
Joseph Kerrigan
Pies Rule Pizza Bowl Win At University Campus
Three colleges competed Sunday in the Pizza Bowl at the University of Pennsylvania. The home team defeated the visiting group five to one, with lean records highlighted by a speed contest won by downing pies in ten minutes. Joel Siverman of Woodmere NY, a junior at Wharton, aims for a Masters and Viet Nam service next year.
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TU Ade LP
TELA
Suva
Universitof Pendssylvamia
Leaneepresan Dag
Leetoologs
Temple Triersits
Pladda
Penis Sliderman
Army Mal Juhp Sturm
Pollany Park
Ten
Manawa Wise
Penis Wharton School
Vietnam
Joel Siverman
Wharon School
Woodmere NY
Market Teeters In Early Active Trade
New York AP reports a subdued stock market with uneven early trading. Advances lead declines by a slim margin as investors weigh mixed signals and keep indices largely unchanged.
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York
UAW Eyes Longest Auto Strike With Ford Demands
UAW President Walter P. Reuther says the Ford strike could become the industry’s longest as a $20 million monthly strike fund boost follows a dues hike from $5 to $25. The 34 day walkout against Ford may set the pace for potential actions at GM and Chrysler.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers
Walter P. Reuther
Ford
UAW
Reuther
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford Motor Co
Henry Ford
U S Envoy To Ecuador Ordered To Come Home
U S Ambassador Wemberley DeR Coerr prepared to leave Ecuador after President Arosemena Gomez complained of his public criticisms of the Alliance for Progress. The speech defended the program as successful, citing loan terms and U S technician costs amid Ecuadorian discontent.
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U.S
Ecuador
Quito
Wemberley der. Coerr
Otto Arasemena Gomez
Coerr
Alliance For Progress
Arcsemena
Arosemena
United States
Navy Jets Hit N. Viet Fields Again
U S Navy fighter bombers struck Cat Bi airfield near Haiphong in a sixth straight day of North Vietnamese raids. The mission damaged a Secret liaison plane, found no Mig on the ground, and aimed to cripple North Vietnamese air power before the monsoon season.
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Saigon
Haiphong
Pentagon
Cat Bi
Army Navy
Mekong Delta
LOS Command
Local Food Chains Face Possible Strike
Negotiations continue between the 30 cent meatcutters union and seven chains led by Acme Markets Inc as contracts expire. A Frederic Acme store spokesman said no strike plans have been announced and the store remains open. The union seeks a standard bargaining framework and could strike after the deadline or extend talks daily.
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Hego-Tators
Baltimore
Acme Markets Inc
Frederick
Acme
A&p
Grand Union
Safeway
Giant
Penn Fruit
Food Fair
Oasis
Manville Dies at 73 After Heart Attack in Chappaqua
New York AP reports Tomms Manville, famed Roaring Twenties playboy and heir to the Johns-Manville fortune, died Sunday of a heart attack at his Westchester County home in Chappaqua. He leaves his 26 year old widow Christina Erdlea and had ten marriages or divorces, with settlements totaling about 15 million.
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New York
Tomms Manville
Christina Erdlea
Westchester County
Chappaqua
Manhattan
Manville
Johns-Manville Corp
Democrats Ratify Chicago Rally for Johnson Nomination
Democrats in Washington approve Johnson's plan to stage a midwest nominating convention in Chicago. The four day event aims to secure a cohesive rally in a Democratic stronghold with a governor and mayor aligned to the party. National Chairman John Bailey forecasts Johnson's unanimous renomination at the August gathering.
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Washington
Johnson
Middle West
Chica
John M Bailey
Untold Libelous Tales of a New Rochelle Estate Sale
A fragmented reminiscence mentions a lavish estate named Kon Repos in New Rochelle called Good Rest, described as a moneyed, tilting tale of debt and a "main farming" empire. It notes a 1945 sale, with motives hinted through phrases about funding and settlements.
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Manville
New Rochelle
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