Scranton Presses Platform Clash Ahead of Convention
Scranton urged Goldwater to appear on the convention platform debate next Wednesday before roll call. Goldwater rejected, saying he would debate Democrats only. Scranton warned of a drive to slow Goldwater’s path, citing uncommitted delegates and civil rights disputes as pivotal issues.
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Lodge insult incident sparks hotel confrontation in San Francisco
Former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge arrives for a strategy conference with Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania at the Marl Hopkins Hotel in San Francisco. A man blocks an elevator and shouts, You’re terrible, claiming he voted for Scranton in 1960 but never again. Lodge pushes the man aside in the ensuing exchange.
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Camera Stolen From Dorothy Collins Home
Mrs Dorothy Collins of 10 Corinthian Walk reported to police Sunday that a burglar took a 230 camera from her residence after entering through an unlocked door. No further details were released.
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Margaret Chase Smith Campaign Stop Receives Warm San Francisco Greeting
UPI reports Sen Margaret Chase Smith amid cheering crowds in San Francisco as she confirms she remains a candidate for the presidential nomination. Supporters from California present roses and signs while Smith insists she is in the race and aims for a united Republican front after the convention.
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Convention Schedule Outlines Morning and Evening GOP Program
In SAN FRANCISCO the tentative Republican National Convention schedule lists opening sessions with Rev. William Maillard and Mayor John Shelley of San Francisco. Readings of the call for the California and national conventions precede a temporary roll call and remarks by David Bruce Marin. Speeches by Robert Forsythe and Gov. Tim Babcock of Montana follow, with rules, credentials, and preconvention events including national anthem, allegiance, and keynote preparations.
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Goldwater Disbelieves Voter Poll
SAN FRANCISCO front page of the Sunday Chronicle cites a Gallup poll showing rank and file Republicans favoring Scranton 60 to 34 percent with 6 percent undecided. Goldwater dismisses polls, saying he does not believe in them and hopes they are wrong this year as he aims to win. Independent voters favor Scranton 61 to 26 percent.
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Pete Scranton's young pose with elephant at rally
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Ten year old Pete Scranton son of Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania enjoys political life posing with Baby the four week old elephant symbol of the Republican Party. He wears three badges on his plaid jacket and tells reporters Scranton for President. He also carries a TV network badge and jokes about choosing it. The boy reflects his family’s political culture and hints his future may follow his father’s path or beyond.
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Scranton Campaign Uses Leftover Rockefeller Posters
Scranton forces cut costs by stapling leftover California primary posters of Gov. Nelson Rockefeller with new backs bearing slogans like Bill In 64 and Scranton for President.
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