Quiet Assumption Rockefeller Likely GOP 1964 Nominee
National Republicans in Seattle assume Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York will head the 1964 ticket unless new obstacles arise. George Hinman seeks no commitments as he surveys state by state sentiment while Nixon remains a possible challenger if California shifts. Rockefeller’s re election could reshape pre convention funding and campaigning.
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Rockefeller Seen as Only Viable GOP Candidate
The piece notes prevailing opinion that Rockefeller is likely to win a second term and would self finance a campaign without needing outside funds. It argues his proven record in Albany positions him beyond any newly elected Republican, including Nixon, and signals a consensus among party leaders that Rockefeller is the sole strong candidate at the moment.
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Nel son says pearl ring given to Harmon is graduation gift
Hollywood AP reports Rick Nelson insists the pearl and gold ring given to 17 year old Christine Harmon is a graduation gift. Friends doubt but do not rule out an engagement, as Harmon, daughter of sportscaster Tom Harmon and actress Elyse Knox, shows the ring to fellow graduates at Marmount High School.
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Marmaduke Cartoon Creator Philip Leeming Dies
Philip Leeming, 47, creator of the Marmaduke cartoon about a big dog who owns a family, died Sunday of cancer in Washington. The obituary notes his legacy in comic strips and his influence on pet-based humor.
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Freeman Dies At 78 Father Of Agriculture Secretary
Orville E. Freeman, aged 78, passed away on Monday. He was the father of Orville L. Freeman who serves as the U S secretary of agriculture.
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