Scranton Ties Open Convention to Eisenhower Support
In a sprawling interview transcript, Governor Scranton discusses military planning lineage to D-Day, Ike’s planning staff, and Eisenhower’s influence on staffing. He reflects on his own openness to the vice presidency and the impact of a Sunday call from Eisenhower. Critics say he stops short of a militant open endorsement.
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Gen. Eisenhower
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North Africa
Eisenhower
Scranton
Columbia Broadcasting System
George M. Humphrey
Humphrey
Weather Here and Elsewhere for Tuesday June Ih
Nationwide forecast shows varied conditions with heat in the West and thunderstorms possible in the Midwest. Temperatures reach into the 80s and 90s in several regions with scattered showers reported near Charleston and Norfolk. A Denver area warm spell continues while Virginia and Kentucky trend mostly sunny and warmer.
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Stop Barry Goldwater Speaks Out on the Issues booklet
Campaign booklets titled Barry Goldwater Speaks Out on the Issues include position papers on about 25 topics and a signed letter. Life magazine editors had published in 1963 an extensive article about his views. Secretary of State Dean Rusk attended a closed conference session with governors, who described his remarks as frank but unrevealing.
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Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
Life Magazine
Dean Rusk
Rusk
Oo Goldwater
Kidnaper Payne’s History Leads to Bold 1960s Arrest
A Kanawha County youth, arrested after a 20 hour abduction of Mrs. Baldwin and her children, traces a criminal line from age 16. Convicted of motel shooting, car thefts, and robberies, he was sentenced to 1 to 10 years and paroled in 1954. His note to Gov Underwood and coded alias EVOL drew police scrutiny.
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Payne
Kanawha County
South Charleston
John Baldwin
Kenneth
Danny
Susan
Baldwin
Logan
Cecil Underwood
Underwood
Evol
World War II quotes and local crime report mixed in transcript
The interview recalls Eisenhower favoring Alexander over Montgomery for the British command while praising Montgomery’s skill with troops. The piece shifts to a separate crime note, detailing discovery in the Barber murder case, Payne’s arrest, autopsy findings, and a psychiatrist’s diagnosis of Payne as schizophrenic with paranoic tendencies.
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Clay
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