Faked Victory Acceptance Speech Revealed by Candidate
A newspaper prints a spoof acceptance speech by a fictional candidate, lampooning political vanity. The piece parodies campaign theatrics and self praise while detailing tensions within parties and mock promises of power.
Spontaneous Demonstrations Well Planned
A national convention scene shows staged spontaneous bursts to boost enthusiasm costing about 2000 dollars or more. The Rockefeller campaign organized floor shows led by Joseph Boyd and Jack McGrath with Diane, a model, in a yellow minidress. A few arrests and evictions occurred, unplanned by the program, while the Miami string band performed in feathered wings.
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Joseph A. Loftus
New York Times News Service
Miami Beach
Rockefeller
Nixon
Rockefeller Organization
Josep Boyd
Jack McGrath
Wall Street
Diane
New York
Miami
Philadelphia
Nixon Girls and Mom Share Busy Convention Day
Nixon family, led by Mrs Nixon and daughters Julie and Patricia, greet supporters at the Miami Beach convention events before Nixon files his nomination. The sisters mingle, sign autographs, and discuss politics while Mrs Nixon remains a steadfast host and optimist throughout the long day.
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Richard M. Nixon
Miami Beach
Patrica
Julie
David Eisenhower
Charlotte Curtis i
New York Times
Smith College
Patricia
Finch College
Soviet Union
Nixon
Ohio
Jersey Delegates Feared 1st Ballot
New Jersey's 40 delegates, pledged to Sen. Clifford Case, faced a tense shift as Nixon pressure and Farley lobbying led to an 18 vote result. The delegation debated loyalty amid Rockefeller strategy before Case vowed to stay a favorite son despite possible losses.
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Richard Reeves
N. Y
New York
Nixon
New Jersey
Frank S
Hap) Farley
Atlantic City
Farley
Peter Flanagan
Nelson Gross
Bergen County
Republican Committee
Flanagan
Gross
Rockefeller
Convention Hall
Case
United States
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Russell Baker
New York Times- News Service
Exuder
Washington
Anna Chenault
Nixons
Jersey
Richard Nixon