Nixon Plane to Isles Cost 15425 Dollars
Nixon's DC7 charter for a Los Angeles to Honolulu leg and onward to Seattle cost 15425 dollars, paid from the Republican National Committee treasury. The expenditure was disclosed by press secretary Herbert G. Klein in reply to inquiries. Nixon chose the slower plane to save money, a jet would have cost about 26425 dollars.
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Kefauver in Tight Race Today
Tennessee voters brace for Senate race as Estes Kefauver vies with rivals amid Pearl Harbor debate and civil rights tensions. Nixon’s Pearl Harbor visit underscores security themes while his Hawaii tour signals broad campaign momentum.
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Johnson Asks Gates About Defense Plans
Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson seeks Defense Secretary Gates’ views on possible extra military funding during a special session. He asks for specifics on where new funds should go and whether Congress would approve about 600 million more before adjournment. Johnson’s letter aligns with GOP defense pledges.
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Reuther Backs Johnson For Kennedy Ticket
Walter P. Reuther pledged UAW backing for Lyndon B. Johnson as John F. Kennedy’s running mate in Hyannis Port Mass. Reuther noted Johnson’s conservative record but affirmed support for the Democratic platform and labor’s aims. David J. McDonald had earlier signaled labor endorsements, with AFL CIO leader George Meany expected to weigh in.
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New York Republicans Press Johnson on Civil Rights
Senators Kenneth B. Keeling and Representative William F. Miller urged Lyndon B. Johnson to move quickly on the Democratic civil rights platform. They proposed legislation covering all promises, arguing swift action would be a dramatic political flipflop if Johnson delivers.
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