Goldwater Talks on Vietnam and Platform Strategy
Goldwater addressed questions on his Vietnam stance, saying he would first decide on a win policy in South Vietnam and then inform the Joint Chiefs of Staff to act. He discussed Scranton’s Der Spiegel interview and defended a concise platform, noting unity after the convention and that civil rights is now law. He rejected dictating platform terms from outsiders and weighed Wallace’s potential impact on votes.
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L M Chief Dies in Richmond at 63
Zach Toms Sr., 63, chief of Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co., died Thursday after suffering a stroke. The news item notes his practical political stance and references a German magazine predicting a different horse race in November.
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Eisenhower sticks to neutral role in GOP race
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower declared he remains neutral in the Republican presidential nomination fight. Speaking at a trainside news conference in Harrisburg before leaving for the GOP Convention in San Francisco, he said he was showing no partiality and had been completely consistent. His stance dimmed hopes of Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton receiving Ike’s endorsement against Senator Barry Goldwater. Dr. Milton Eisenhower said Ike’s position could not be clarified, noting each Eisenhower makes his own mind. The former president and Mamie were greeted by spectators and guarded by FBI agents and state police at the station before boarding three private cars to Chicago.
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Scranton Backers Fail to Ease GOP Platform Rules
Scranton supporters failed to change the platform writing rules at a GOP pre convention meeting. A compromise proposal was adopted to reform procedures, but a majority vote fell short of the 20 percent threshold needed to force general membership debate.
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Luce to second Goldwater at Republican convention
Mrs. Clare Booth Luce will deliver a seconding speech for Barry Goldwater at the GOP National Convention in San Francisco. Nomination will be by Everett Dirksen with other speeches from John Tower Charles Halleck and William Knowland. Henry Luce supports Scranton.
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