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Newspaper

Independent

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1960

Page

19

GOP Fetes Ike Today in Chicago Welcome Parade

In Chicago a grateful crowd lines State and Michigan as Dwight D. Eisenhower attends a GOP celebration marking eight years since his first ballot triumph. Mamie Eisenhower joins him for a 21-gun salute greeted by diverse Chicago citizens including a veteran, a farmer, a publisher, and a milk truck driver.

GOP Old Guard Washington Korea Eisenhower Mamie Chicago

Nixon era caucus marks first ballot support and hype

Missouri reports 23 delegates for Nixon on first ballot amid a chaotic Chicago convention scene. Tricia Nixon visits Chicago with plans to see her parents while Tallulah Bankhead reveals she is resting well and finding a good man.

Missouri Nixon Hilton Wendell Corey Chicago Tricia Nixon Santa Barbara

GOP Aide Ridicules Demo New Frontier Slogan

Chicago report notes GOP aide Clare Wilworth ridiculing the Democratic party slogan New Frontier. She accuses Sen Kennedy of crossing a new frontier of double talk and criticizes the Eisenhower administration for pursuing multiple frontiers, including scientific achievement, through votes in Congress.

Chicago John Ken F. Kennedy Nedy Clare Wilworth Lams GOP

Reconciliation breakfast ends California GOP feud still lively

Knight and San Francisco Mayor George Christopher, former primary adversaries for the US Senate nomination in 1958, shared a cordial breakfast at the Drake Hotel. Christopher invited Knight to ride to the opening convention, hinting at possible 1962 gubernatorial races and reflecting lingering hard feelings from their campaign.

Tasventina Bereay Chicago California Goodwin Knight San Francisco George Christopher Senate Christopher Clair Engle Ene Drake Hotel al Derre GOP Knights Chris

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