Rockefeller Seen As 1964 Nominee On GOP Minds
AP wire from Seattle reports GOP insiders expect Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York to be the 1964 presidential nominee. Talks examine Nixon’s fate if California votes GOP, Romney and Stratton prospects, and Goldwater as a potential VP. Hinman stays noncommittal while observers note Rockefeller’s advantages for a late push. The party also drafts a principles statement and weighs Senate races.
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Playing The Game According To Boyle In TV Memoir
HAL BOYLE reflects on summer versus winter television sameness and the comfort of a familiar TV guest in the home. He treats television as a ten year houseguest who rarely breaks down, preferring consistency over perpetual novelty and resisting drastic changes to the medium.
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