Hoover Speech Delivers Cheer at GOP Gathering
Former President Hoover receives a rousing ovation as state standards are carried to the platform. He addresses dangers abroad and domestic issues, urging belief in spiritual forces shaping America and warning of crime, corruption, and moral decline.
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Republican Vice Presidential Hopefuls Face Sizeable Hurdles
The piece surveys Morton Lodge and other potential nominees for vice president, noting Lodge's stature yet past Senate loss, Morton as a respected ex chair, and Seaton's Midwestern appeal though limited farm credentials. It mentions Mitchell and Ford as additional dark horse options, all evaluated for foreign policy and economic views.
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Nixon Takes Firm Charge at Chicago
Nixon declares bold leadership at Chicago convention distancing from Goldwater and Rockefeller. He ends the No 2 spot talk, vows a conservative ticket, and says he will select the vice presidential candidate without fixed ties. He aims to reassure delegates that major party figures will shape the final choice.
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Nixon clocked in as Nixon daughters greet parents at airport
In Chicago two Nixon girls Tricia 14 and Julie 12 dressed in white sweaters visited the airport with their mother Mrs Nixon and joined secretaries and friends on a movie outing while their father remains a central figure in vice presidential speculation. The scene underscores the ongoing political spotlight surrounding the Nixon family and Morton’s drive for support.
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Edward M. Shattuck
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Progress Reported on Rights Progress Reported on Rights
The notice discusses ongoing developments in civil rights advocacy with updates on programs, funding, and community outreach. It notes continued collaboration among organizations, legal actions, and public education efforts aimed at expanding protections and access for affected groups.
Chicago convention shows wind and delegate debates
Dear Mom recounts a Chicago convention where a young delegate Abner describes long caucus discussions, civil rights plank disputes, and pressure from Nixon and Rockefeller supporters. He notes lively moves, a tense chair, and mixed reactions as the platform shifts on election strategy.
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