North Carolina Delegation Supports Goldwater at GOP Convention
J Herman Saxon of Charlotte, chairman of North Carolina's eight member delegation, announced that the state would cast about 53 percent of its votes for Goldwater. The NC delegation pledged support as Arizona Senator Goldwater led a decisive session, with Saxon speaking during the convention roll call.
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Sheppard to Leave Prison in Ohio Release Case
Dr Samuel H Sheppard the doctor central to one of the nation s most publicized murder cases was expected to be released from Ohio Penitentiary today under a federal habeas corpus order Bond set at 10000 Prosecutor Corrigan planned to seek a stay while Ohio Attorney General Saxbe said the ruling would be appealed Sheppard contends a bushy haired intruder killed his wife on July 4 1954 and he has long claimed innocence
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Samuel H. ‘Sheppard
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Ohio Penitentiary
Cleveland
Corrigan
Sheppard
New Trial Sought Over Cleveland Case Violations
Weinman argues Sheppard’s constitutional rights were violated by venue change denial, publicity, juror impartiality issues, Judge Blythin’s alleged disqualification, improper lie detector evidence, and unauthorized juror communion during deliberations.
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Hans Mornta
Cleveland
Weinman
Sheppard
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Ward Blythin
Willany Retiring Seen as Goldwater Favor
Report notes Rep Willany of New York retiring and described as Goldwater’s choice. Miller named a favorite of the Geeksive bloc and deemed highly acceptable by supporters.
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Convention Program at the Cow Palace in San Francisco
The Republican National Convention program at the Cow Palace includes opening by Chairman Morton, pledge and invocations, roll calls for vice presidential nominee, escorted nominee committees, and Nixon’s speech. Former Vice President Nixon is introduced amid the vice presidential nomination process.
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J. Clifford
Vale A Diego
Vice Press
Etharles H. Percy
Richard M. Nixon
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John Geranioe Say
Goldwater works on speech as GOP unity aims for November
Sen Barry Goldwater prepared his acceptance speech and phoned GOP leaders to press a united campaign against Johnson. In San Francisco hotel rooms, aides celebrated victory as Knowland urged unity and discussions with Scranton signaled a possible ticket deal with Miller. Morton confirmed similar talks. Goldwater denied finalizing Miller's name, saying he would make calls and favors. Peggy, Goldwater's wife, was not present as he tied up advisory calls.
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Thruston B. Morton
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Hiram L. Fong
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Margaret Chase Smith
Hall
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Eisenhower
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Scranton
Lodge
Nomi
Wallace Losing Ground Amid Wallace Goldwater Split
Wallace campaign in jeopardy as Republican conservatism gains, sparking defections and fears of a Wallace Goldwater vote split that could hand Democrats a majority. Wallace plans remain in motion in several states despite ambivalence over party platforms. North Carolina details unclear as party conventions approach.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Miller Is Nominee's Choice For Second Spot
In San Francisco AP reports that Senator Barry Goldwater named Rep. William E. Miller as his running mate, signaling a unified GOP push for the autumn contest against President Johnson's Democrats. Miller, a New York congressman and former GOP national chairman, had long been Goldwater's favored choice, with California GOP leader William F Knowland expected to announce the pick at a state meeting.
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Wallace
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Perry Branton
Wisconsin
Loyd Herbstreith
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William E. Miller
Johnson
Arizona
William W. Scranton
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Miller
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California
William F.knowland
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Natives Roar as Goldwater Nomination Nears at Convention
Fragmented AP report chronicles a tense long day at the convention with delegates in varied dress, a flurry of speeches, and signs for Goldwater. Scranton lingers in nomination while Goldwater earns 463 votes with Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, and others contributing.
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Vention Hall
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Landon
Jury Acquits Cohn in Perjury Case Retrial
A federal jury acquitted Roy M. Cohn on perjury and obstruction charges in a retrial connected to a 1959 stock fraud inquiry. Co-defendant Murray Gottesman was also acquitted of perjury. The jury deliberated nine hours after hearing the case from Wednesday to Thursday.
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Roy M. Cohn
Joseph FR
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Murray E. Gottesman
Deliberat
Claude C. Applegate
Grand
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Senator Entered Politics In 1951
A San Francisco AP report recounts how Barry Goldwater, Phoenix businessman, urged Gov. Howard Pyle to enter Arizona politics against Ernest McFarland. Pyle cited Goldwater's college days and public speaking prowess, arguing for a strong GOP candidacy as McFarland held Senate leadership in 1951.
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Desert
Lineac
Howard Pyle
Phoenix
Barry Goldwater
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