24 Feb 1968
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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1968
Page
1
Bliss rejected a demand by Republican governors that Gov. Raymond P. Shafer of Pennsylvania be co chairman with Dirksen. The dispute centers on who should lead the platform committee at the national convention.
Kentucky senator Thruston B. Morton announced on Friday he will not seek re election to the U S Senate. He cited compelling personal reasons and said he will serve out his current term. Morton, 60, had been considered a possible Republican vice presidential nominee and had been in the Senate since 1956. The move shocks GOP leadership and narrows the party's moderate voice in the upper chamber. He planned to reveal future plans in January.
Berlin New Hampshire quote quotes Senator Eugene McCarthy accusing President Johnson of concealing facts about the Gulf of Tonkin incident that escalated the war. He says governments may conceal to protect national security but not to protect political position when American lives are at stake.
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Federal Judge Merhige orders H Rap Brown to pay his $10,000 bond immediately after ruling he violated bond conditions. Brown, SNCC chairman, defies via statement calling for a Negro revolution as the matter unfolds. In Paris, Mrs Kennedy skis while reports of a wedding dress designer swirl and Lord Harlech hints at possible future marriage.
Kim Hi Ro, 41, claimed the prefectural police chief would issue a formal apology to Korea at a news conference. He said the apology would trigger release of the remaining six hostages from the mountain inn fortress, after previously releasing 12 of 18 held.
Detroit Ford Motor Co. announced a two month shutdown during the last strike and reported net income fell from 621 million in 1966 to 84.1 million in 1967. Earnings per share dropped from 55.63 to 77 cents.
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