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Newspaper
Baytown Sun
Location
Baytown, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1956
Page
2
Stassen told Minnesota delegates awaiting President Eisenhower’s move to meet leaders that he asked delegations to wait and see what the President does. Midwest GOP leaders praised the farm plank as a sound approach benefiting farmers, with George P. Abel Kamian noting it reflects ongoing support and should win backing.
President Eisenhower and aides reiterate Nixon remains the favored vice presidential choice at the Republican convention. Stassen presses to meet but no appointment is requested. Eisenhower arrives in San Francisco amid a strong reception, appearing vigorous after earlier medical issues. The article notes the Williansburg restoration cost and scope.
At the Suez conference the Afro Asian bloc and 17 of 22 nations backed Secretary of State Dulles plan for an international operation of the canal. Egypt resisted, signaling a bid for a truly representative conference, while Nasser's stance remained firm. Indonesia, Dexion, and Spain leaned toward the Western plan, with a five nation group including Britain, France, Japan, West Germany, and Portugal showing support.
Sun Spots reports a 7:30 p.m. Wednesday gathering at the Community House led by C. L. Baulion. Men and women with 200 years or more of Humble service may attend. Activities include Canasta and Bridge. a party sponsored by the Thursday Forum will offer games and a fundraiser for Baytown Opportunity School. Vandalism and hubcap theft are also noted in local notices.
Stock quotes from Merrill Kynek Pierce Fenner and Beanel appear in a noon market update. Names of traders and firms are listed, reflecting brief trading activity and price references.
Oney invited O Daniel to express views. he declined. In Wichita Falls supporters endorsed Moore, praising his legal experience. Connally praised Moore as honest and capable, while Yarborough warned Shivers may seize the State Democratic Convention if Daniel wins.
Convention fever rose as Ar Eisenhower's arrival sparked momentum toward the nominating session. Governor Thomas Dewey, a two time loser, addressed delegates warning Democrats of corruption risks and pledging honest government if the GOP wins. He rebutted Truman era attacks and urged Americans to ensure continued governance.
Fragmentary remarks capture Dewey claiming the GOP will defer to Democrat leaders to assess the situation at whatever level they find appropriate. The excerpt shows partisan rhetoric about leadership and judgment without full context.
Rep. Charles A Halléck of Indiana, former House Republican floor leader, drew the nomination honor for Eisenhower as delegates endured an eight second speech before the session continued.
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