School Aid Split Among Top GOPers in Push for School Aid
Washington AP dispatch reports President Nixon and House Republican Leader Halleck appear divided over the school aid bill. Nixon leans to a compromise authorizing federal aid for school construction, while Halleck aims to press the plan despite opposition. Senate and House debates push for a four year program with billions for construction and teachers salaries, but key provisions face possible trimming in conference.
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Okinawan March Plans Highlight Postwar Tensions in Ryukyu Isle
A trimmed report notes extremist plans for a small token protest in Naha against the American occupation during President Eisenhower’s visit. It contrasts a modest turnout with 300 US servicemen, while recounting Okinawa’s 1945 siege, current strategic base role, and Ryukyuan population under US administration after World War II.
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Rockefeller Deflects Presidential Run in Nixon Interviews
New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller says he is not a candidate for the Republican nomination. He predicts Nixon will face a tough path to win New York and endorses Nixon if he secures the nomination. Rockefeller asserts he will not seek the presidency and notes uncertainty about Nixon's current stance.
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Rockefeller reflects on party unity and Nixon over summit talk
In a wide ranging TV debate clip, Nelson Rockefeller defends GOP debate vigor and resists a splinter faction path while weighing Nixon's role in addressing global issues. He notes the need for party vitality, unity after the convention, and clarity on relations with the president.
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Adlai Still Says He Is Not A Candidate
Adlai E Stevenson repeated he will not seek the Democratic nomination for president. He denied endorsing or blocking any candidate, saying his public life shows he will serve when called, and he will not make deals or influence the race. Mrs. Roosevelt urged Stevenson to clarify his position, suggesting a Stevenson Kennedy ticket could win against Nixon.
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Nasser Opens Talks with Tito in Yugoslavia
President Gamal Abdel Nasser of the United Arab Republic arrived in Yugoslavia for talks with President Josip Broz Tito. The AP report notes the meeting aims to discuss regional alignment and Middle East diplomacy amid Cold War tensions. The visit signals Nasser's intent to strengthen Arab Yugoslav cooperation on politics and anti colonial solidarity.
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Declared candidate or not a matter of public duty
The speaker rejects labeled candidacy while affirming willingness to serve the country and party. He says he will support the Democratic convention's choice with full heart and energy, noting confidence in a competent leader for dangerous times.
Provisional Constitution Set In Turkey
Ankara reports a 48 member military committee that toppled Prime Minister Adnan Menderes has drafted a provisional constitution granting it supreme power. Cemal Gürsel and aides say they will rule until a new National Assembly is elected, no date given. The measure calls for a show trial of Menderes, Bayar, and other ousted leaders and sets up a chief justice court to try them with a mix of civil and military judges selected by the junta.
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