Swift seeks Republican nomination for sheriff in Washington County
The news in brief notes Robert L. Swift former deputy sheriff announces plans to run in the Republican primary for sheriff, challenging incumbent Charles Snyder. Also mentioned are youth employment efforts by CAP center coordinator Rusty Green and local reactions to the youth program. Gov Hughes to attend RFK funeral. Westmoreland nominated Army chief of staff. vandalism at Pittsburgh schools prompts early closure and injuries.
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Graham to attend Kennedy funeral even if church is full
Evangelist Billy Graham said he would attend Senator Robert F. Kennedy's funeral and, if the church could not admit him, would stand on the sidewalk and weep for America as Jeremiah wept for Jerusalem when it departed from God.
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Strong 6.7 Earthquake Detected in Makassar Strait
The National Earthquake Center detected a 6.7 magnitude quake in the Makassar Strait east of Borneo. Seismograph stations recorded the event at 7 57 a.m. EDT. No additional details were available from the spokesman.
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Kennedy Brothers Mourned at St Patrick’s Cathedral
UPI report describes Senator Edward Kennedy in tears at St Patrick’s while his brother Robert Kennedy lies in a coffin nearby. An honor guard attended the vigil as family members guided Robert Kennedy’s body into the cathedral for the arrival service. The scene unfolded amid preparations for televised coverage of Saturday’s funeral.
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Intercepted memo from Senator Miller of Iowa
An intercepted memo from Senator Miller of Iowa hints at reform rhetoric and tax concerns. The tone suggests skepticism about tax plans and fiscal policy. The message appears as a political note, raising questions about taxation and governance.
Macmillan urges understanding toward Americans after Kennedy death
In a televised address Harold Macmillan, tears in his eyes, urged Britain to show sympathy and support for the American people after Senator Robert F. Kennedy was assassinated. He spoke of immigration as the fabric of America, called it a frontier nation still finding its melting pot, and urged fair treatment and cooperation between nations. Prime Minister Harold Wilson echoed calls for democracy and restraint, vowing that Kennedy's death should not be in vain.
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Thousands in sad farewell for Bobby Kennedy in NYC
A day long in state procession at Saint Patrick's Cathedral drew thousands of mourners in heat to honor Robert F. Kennedy. Edward Kennedy and Robert Kennedy Jr joined vigils as Pope Paul VI and priests led Masses for the fallen senator.
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Johnson weighs fate of anti crime gun bill in wake of Kennedy death
President Johnson faces a veto or acceptance decision on a controversial gun control bill he calls weak while crime fears rise after Senator Robert F. Kennedy’s assassination. He criticizes watered down provisions and considers broader limits on handguns and weapon sales, plus police funding and wiretap questions. House support for the Senate measure advances 368 to 17 amid national tension.
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Urge church attendance for Kennedy death tribute
The Washington Ministerial Association urged community members to observe the national day of mourning for Senator Robert F. Kennedy by attending church services on Sunday June 9 1968. The executive committee called on all to honor the family and heed President Johnsons proclamation.
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Weather Iowa: warm humid with possible storms tonight and Saturday
United Press International reports Iowa will see variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and thunderstorms tonight and Saturday. Mild tonight with lows near 70 and heat continuing into Saturday with highs around 90.
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Miller Defends Tax Loopholes In Talks At Chautauqua
Senator Jack Miller Iowa argues loopholes are often deliberate and beneficial, urging careful scrutiny of reforms. He warns against sweeping changes to depletion deductions and cautions that reduced benefits could raise heating and auto costs and erode U.S. competitiveness versus the Soviet Union. He calls for simplification but stresses need for thorough economic analysis before overhaul.
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Rockets Hit Saigon in Bloodiest Viet Cong Attack
Viet Cong rockets struck Saigon killing 25 and wounding 46 as explosions ringed the presidential palace. The attack, part of a broader terror campaign, hit a church hospital ICC offices and a newspaper in Cholon while a bridge bombing killed five. Marines near Khe Sanh fought 14 hours with 49 enemy dead.
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Harriman to give report on talks
U.S. Ambassador W. Averell Harriman, en route to New York for Senator Robert F. Kennedy's funeral, will confer a second time with President Johnson on the stalemated Vietnam talks. Deputy Negotiator Cyrus Vance accompanies him as Hanoi marks time amid U.S. political uncertainty.
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Notice of Hearing on Road Vacation Proposal
A public hearing is scheduled to review a proposal to vacate a road. Officials will hear comments from residents and neighboring property owners at the meeting location and date specified in the notice. Stakeholders should prepare supporting documents and proof of ownership if required.
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