Gun registry debate splits lawmakers in gun control push
UPI reports Attorney General Ramsey Clark urged national firearms registration and licensing before a Senate panel. House Republican Policy Committee chair Rep. Rhodes warned against registration as a step toward confiscation, while Sen Kennedy urged swift action as hearings began on Johnson's gun safety proposals.
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UPI
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Rhodes
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D-Conn
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D-Md
New York
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John H. Glenn
Roman L. Hruska
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Middletown Area Weather Forecast Update
Cloudy today and tonight with more showers and cool highs in the 60s to 70s. Lows in the 50s. Friday remains cloudy with a chance of showers and possible flooding. Sunrise 5 29 Sunset 3 29. rainfall to date 19.51 inches. yesterday 1.33 inches. last year 18.75 inches.
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Middletown
Johnson warns poor must not break law over anti poverty funding
President Lyndon Johnson urged the poor to back anti poverty programs without breaking laws. He said $70 to $80 billion in social programs are pending and he is pushing the appropriations committee to fund them. He asked supporters to express views lawfully and avoid actions that conflict with the law.
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Washington
Congress
Lyndon Johnson
Appropriations Committee
Defense
Clark M. Clifford
United States
Clifford
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Defense Department
U.S
The Times Herald 1968 Middletown Edition Details
The Times Herald of Middletown New York Volume 12 Number 281 dated Thursday June 27 1968 lists publication data for Orange County Publications Division Ottaway Newspapers Radio Inc at 40 Mulberry Street Middletown NY 10940. Rates are 10 cents for a single copy 60 cents weekly by carrier and annual mail subscriptions for Orange Sullivan Sussex and Pike Counties with a class postage paid at Middletown. Average circulation May 1968 39 749 versus May 1967 37 323.
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Orange County Publications
Ottaway Newspapers Radio, Inc
Mulberry St
Middletown
N. Y
Orange
Sullivan
Sussex
Pike
Knife arrest near Nixon at Lansing airport
In Lansing Michigan Secret Service agents and state police arrested a young man near Mrs Richard Nixon who was carrying a knife, dragging him through the airport lobby to a side room as Nixon prepared for a campaign stop. The man, described as Negro, had a knife up his sleeve according to a Secret Service agent.
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Lansing
Mich
Secret Service
Michigan
Richard Nixon
Nixon
Missing crossword puzzle leaves readers puzzled
A terse note explains the puzzle is missing today and not received by readers. The writer hints at blame on the puzzle maker or the Post Office Department and vows to do better tomorrow, calling the situation a bitter vetch.
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Post Office Department
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