Nixon strategists fan running mate suspense in Miami Beach
In Miami Beach Nixon backers push possible running mates among a mix of new breed politicians. Senate hopefuls Baker and Hatfield voiced interest, while Percy Lindsay denied. Tower and Volpe campaigned for second spot. Rockefeller and Reagan rejected being standby options as speculation swirled.
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Miami Beach
UPI
Richard M. Nixon
Mark O. Hatfield
Charles H. Percy
Howard H. Baker
John V. Lindsay
Baker
Tennessee
Nixon
Hatfield
Percy
Lindsay
John G. Tower
Texas
Massachusetts
John A. Volpe
Klein
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Daniel J. Evans
Washington
Evans
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Senate
Brooke
Rockefeller
Percy Feller
Rockedates
New York
Rhodes
Volpe
George C. Wallace
Kentucky
Virginia
Florida
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Goldwater Urges Unity and Race Equality at Convention
At Miami Beach Barry Goldwater urged Republican unity and racial equality as he defended a moderate path. He urged action over bureaucracy and warned against politics of division, calling for a confident, inclusive party stance.
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Miami Beach
Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Eisenhower Urges Tough Line at GOP Convention
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke from Walter Reed Hospital urging the Republican Party to adopt a tough policy toward Communists. He praised unity, warned against retreat in Vietnam, and called for firm domestic solutions to violence, unrest, and lawlessness amid a loud convention ovation.
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Vietnam
Eisenhower
Ricard M. Nixon
Nam Plank
Barry Goldwater Receives Long Ovation at RNC
At the Republican National Convention in Miami Beach delegates gave Barry Goldwater the longest and loudest ovation of the week, cheering for more than three minutes after his introduction. Earlier, Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke via telephone from a Washington hospital.
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National Committee
Ray Bliss
Eisenhower
Miami Beach
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Delages
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington, D.C
Free miniature hearing aid offer from Hearing Aids in Lakewood
An advertisement promotes a true size replica of the smallest hearing aid given free to respondents. The unit weighs under a quarter ounce and sits at ear level with no wires. Supplies are limited and there is no cost or obligation to obtain one by writing to Hearing Aids at 5230 Clark Ave., Lakewood 90712.
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Middle East
Korea
Europe
Africa
Latin America
Clark Ave
Lakewood
Fidelity Federal Savings
Fidelity
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Ike
Miami ‘Beach
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Republican Party
Sherbet
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Piano & Organ CO
Atlantic Ave
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Torrace
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