Play of Words Keeps Stevenson Rockefeller in Headlines
Adlai E Stevenson and Nelson A Rockefeller deny running but won t deny they d answer a phone call. Each keeps a visible role in national politics while avoiding firm nomination bids. Stevenson promotes a grand peace plan and criticizes Eisenhower era handling. Rockefeller backs the administration in some areas but pushes Nixon to declare his stance.
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Stevenson denies bid for Democratic nomination
June 15 1960 Garden City Telegram reports a back and forth on Stevenson’s presidential candidacy. Nixon and Rockefeller spar over debates while Stevenson frames himself as not seeking the nomination though open to serving if offered. Eleanor Roosevelt’s telegram helps fuel belief he might be a candidate.
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West Presses for Firm Disarmament Control System
AP reports Western powers led by France demand a binding control system for security before any disarmament treaty. Jules Moth for the five Western delegations rejects a plan that delays details. negotiators seek principles and objectives but oppose a fixed timetable, urging immediate talks with the Soviet delegation.
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