Long Loses Missouri Senate Bid in Democratic Primary
UPI reports unoffical returns show U.S. Sen. Edward Long defeated by Lt. Gov. Thomas Eagleton by over 18 000 votes in Missouri's Democratic primary. Eagleton led with 205 078 to Long 86 286 as Curtis, Webster Groves Republican, advances to face Eagleton in November.
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Biafra Talks Stall as Ojukwu Pulls Back
Lt Col Odumegwu Ojukwu leader of Biafra listens during Nigerian peace talks that stall. He then declares he will attend no further sessions until two Gabon observers are removed from Biafra's delegation, as Chief Anthony Enarhero Nigeria’s chief delegate confirms.
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Weather Outlook East of Mississippi and Rockies
Scattered showers and thunderstorms forecast east of the Mississippi with Rocky Mountain and Southern Plains activity. Daytime highs in the upper 70s to 80s, tonight with mid 60s, Friday with highs again in the 80s. winds north to west 10 to 25 mph. Sunrise 6 11, sunset 7 53. Middletown rainfall to date 22.24 inches, last year 25.29, high 68.
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Times Herald Recaps 1968 Voter Focus and McKneally Race
The Times Herald-Record notes a 1968 focus on middle aged voters in its Washington roundup. Leading Ladies feature on page 36 and Martin McKneally’s tight race against Rockefeller is covered on page 52 with results from the gubernatorial contest.
The Times Herald RECORD publication data
The Times Herald RECORD Vol 13 No 9 dated August 1968 lists publication details for Orange County Middletown and surrounding counties. It notes daily morning releases Monday through Saturday, along with pricing by single copy ten cents and monthly mail rates, plus post office and circulation figures for July 1968 and July 1967.
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Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
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Impartial committee to vet New York court nominees
In New York and its boroughs Bronx and Manhattan political leaders agreed to use a nine member citizen panel to approve candidates for 17 Supreme Court judgeships. Presiding Justice Bernard Botein appointed the panel with consent from Democrats Republicans and Liberals. The panel includes Frank Rossetti Henry McDonough Vincent Albano Paul Fine and Edward A. Morrison. The move is touted as a major breakthrough in judicial selection.
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