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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 26, 1968

Page

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Write-In Votes For Rockefeller Could Sway Primary Vote In N H

Rockefeller’s willingness to be drafted remains unpledged and not a real candidacy but could affect write-in votes in New Hampshire. Nixon downplays broader relevance while criticizing poll rankings as not determinative for the GOP nomination. The piece also notes McCarthy attacks on Johnson and Fortune’s business opposition to Kennedy if he ran.

Rockefeller N.H Associated Press Richard MM Nixon New York Nelson A. Rockefeller New Hampshire Troit Whitefield N. H Johnson Eugene J. McCarthy D Minn Fortune Magazine Robert F. Kennedy Dn.y McCarthy Manchester Nlh Johnson Administra Ition Johmson Fortune Kenedy Kennedy John M. Bailey Pennsylvania Raymond P. Shafer California Ronald Reagan Barry Goldwater

Romney Faces Trouble In His Own Backyard

Romney faces intra party opposition as conservatives in Michigan mobilize against him. County and district conventions on March 27 could peel away eight or more Michigan delegates, pitting extremists against moderates within Romney’s base. Richard Durant leads the opposition with a network of paid workers.

Dick Barnes Associated Press Washington George Romney New Hampshire Wisconsin Michigan Romney GOP Elly ‘Peterson Richard Durant Grosse Pointe 14Th Congressional District Wayne County Detroit Durant United Republicans of Michigan Peterson Oakland Macomb Barry Goldwater

Immigration Bill Stirs British Feud

Britain backs a bill to bar Asian immigrants from Kenya drawing strong opposition and protests in London. MPs split along party lines with debate centered on race and entry limits as anti bill protests grow.

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Humphrey Condemns Storm Trooper Tactics At University

Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey criticized storm trooper tactics after about 55 students and professors walked out during his address at American University. The disruption occurred at the university anniversary convocation while leaflets opposing the Vietnam War circulated.

Washington Hubert H. Humphrey American University Humphrey Jan University Vietnam

Magic Wood Cups Mystify The Century Readers

A Philippine narra tree yields cups that dye water blue in light and shift to green and red in different lighting. The trick remains mysterious, while our top values invite readers to come and see them in action.

Philippines

Grounded Japanese freighter cleared from Panama Canal Gaillard Cut

A 746 foot Japanese ore carrier with 51 806 tons was moved from Gaillard Cut stabilizing the Panama Canal after scraping a 75 foot hole in the bank. Salvage crews pumped air into ballast tanks as tugs guided the ship to a wider section. Traffic is still slow with one lock lane overhauled and many ships held up. Florida teachers begin second week of walkout as 24 000 of 55 000 stay home. University of Florida students plan boycott and rally in Gainesville. Legislative leaders meet with education officials but say negotiations happen at the polls in Tallahassee.

Luis Noli Panama Panama Canal Gaillard Cut Ie Canal Gaillard Annal Tallahassee Fl. -Cap Florida University of Florida Gainesville Senate Verte Pope Brevard Palm Beach Phil Constans Florida Education Association Claude Kirk Mary Kirk Ami Peru France

Inside Job Suspected In British PC Robbery

London police speculate the largest British cash theft since 1963’s Great Train Robbery was an inside job. Five of six robbers, four masked and one in postal uniform, entered the post office near Paddington Station and looted 140000 pounds from the vault after knowing its layout and key personnel. The assault on six staff ended with two postmen driven into the vault and the burglars fleeing before an alarm.

London Britain Paddington Post Office West London

Security Leaks Trigger Action From McNamara

Secretary of Defense Robert S. McNamara ordered all government agencies to tighten handling of secret material after recent security violations. He refused to detail the violations or discuss an intelligence report classified above top secret during a closed Senate hearing on the August 1964 Gulf of Tonkin incident.

Washington Robert S. McNamara McNamara

Daily Prayer Exhorts Right Use Of Today

A church note from Murfreesboro Tennessee includes a prayer by T V Warnick of the First Cumberland Presbyterian Church. The message calls for gratitude for today and urges letting go of past suffering and future worries to redeem yesterday and prepare for tomorrow.

T.V. Warnick Murfreesboro Tenn First Cumberland Presbyterian Church

Market Shows Lower Trend In Early Trade

New York AP reports an irregularly lower market with gains and losses roughly even. Dow Jones average at 846.68, down 3.12. NYSE off slightly as Moore McCormack up about one point while Du Pont Sperry Rand Uniroyal fall about one point.

New York Moore McCormack du Pont Sperry Rand Uniroyal Polaroid

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