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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1968

Page

6

Reagan and Lindsay Clash on 1968 GOP Platform

Reagan urged strong anti communist policy abroad and law and order at home while Lindsay pressed reforms to fight city ills and poverty and argued for flexible diplomacy. Both bashed Democrats as platform hearings neared closed sessions with Romney awaiting and Nixon/Rockefeller absent.

Miami Beach Fla Ronald Reagan John V. Lindsay California Reagan Vietnam New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Riot Commission Johnson Lindsay Republican Party Republican Platform ‘Committee Charles E. Goodell Rockefeller Mexico Robert C. Hill Kennedy Michigan George Romney Romney Richard M. Nixon

Opposition Forces Said To Block Fortas Thornberry Nominations

Sen. Robert Griffin asserts anti form coalition has grown and can block Senate action on Abe Fortas for chief justice and Homer Thornberry as associate justice. He cites filibuster risk and a 34 vote threshold to prevent debate, as Congress recesses for national conventions. Fortas voted with the majority to deem the film 0 7 obscene in a lower court ruling.

Washington Johnson Supreme Court Senate Robert P. Griffin Reich Abe Fortas Homer Thornberry Griffin National Press Club Senate Judiciary Committee Hassling Fortas Earl Warren United States Congress Ventions James O. Eastland D-Miss Thornberry Warren

Florence Ballard Goes Solo After Supremes Era

Florence Ballard leaves the Supremes to pursue night club singing with a solo ABC Records contract. Her debut single It Doesn t Matter How I Say It marks her independent debut, after a Detroit birth in 1942 and marriage to Thomas Chapman in February 1964 who now manages her. The Supremes by Motown had seven straight No 1 recordings starting August 1964.

Detroit Florence Ballard Diana Ross Mary Wilson Supremes ABC Records Miss Ballard Thomas ‘Chapman Motown Record The Motown U.S

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