Nixon’s conflicting hawk and dove stance shapes 1968 campaign
In November 1966 Nixon warned Vietnam would be a pivotal issue threatening Johnson. He privately doubted a 1968 peace campaign could win him the nomination, yet the Republican platform now pledges de Americanization and negotiated peace with Nixon agents aiding. The forecast, once unlikely, appears largely realized as Nixon seeks the presidential bid.
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Nixon shifts toward peace stance shapes 1968 Republican plank
Viewpoint notes Nixon’s push for a negotiated settlement in Vietnam and greater reliance on South Vietnamese forces. It praises his campaign finesse, from silent early strategy to guiding the party platform with possible dove-aligned running mate options like Hatfield Percy or Lindsay.
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Negroes Push for More Voice at GOP Convention
Angered by all white delegations, the National Council of Concerned Afro American Republicans urged ten at large Negro members on the Republican National Committee and a rule to block seating of all white delegations in 1972. The group seeks broader party diversity and probes the South for right wing shifts.
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Brooke urges magnified pluralism and integrated society
Sen Edward W Brooke of Massachusetts at the Republican National Convention calls for rejecting white separatism and black segregation, urging an integrated society driven by human investment and reform of welfare, while noting Democrats have failed to solve urban poverty and national issues. Nixon wins KTLA telethon vote for president.
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Recall 64 Woes Miami Moon Shines on GOP Friendship
The Miami Beach GOP convention contrasts with San Francisco 1964, showing civil discourse among conservatives moderates and liberals. Delegates tout diversity of opinion and a common objective of winning the election, with less factional tension and a focus on Vietnam platform unity. Senator Mark Hatfield notes strength in diverse views aligned to a single goal.
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Rocky Talks With Stassen About Age At Campaign Meeting
Nelson Rockefeller and Harold Stassen met at a Maryland delegation luncheon in Miami Beach. Rockefeller, 60, said he never feels older, while Stassen, 61, who is seeking the Republican presidential nomination for the fourth time, questioned continuing the pursuit.
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Bliss Cheers as Newsmen Leave Floor at GOP Convention
Republican National Chairman Ray Bliss drew applause when he asked newsmen and photographers to exit the convention floor to prepare for a telephone address by former president Dwight D. Eisenhower. The move aimed to create a quieter scene for the broadcast from Miami Beach.
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