Not in the Bag Kennedy faces long nomination odds
LA C says with five weeks to Democratic convention Kennedy leads in delegates but trails the 761 needed for nomination. A mix of protests and favoring votes favors Johnson and Stevenson. Big state bosses plan trades expected to surface after first ballot, shaping the second ballot and possible coalitions.
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Kennedy Predicts 600 Early Votes At National Convention
Senator Kennedy said in Minneapolis that he expects over 600 votes in the early balloting at Los Angeles. He noted that 756 votes are needed for nomination and clarified his figure refers to the first and early ballots. Supporters had estimated about 500 votes at the start of the convention.
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Morton Picks Top Officers for Dynamic GOP Campaign
Morton reshapes the national headquarters staff as he announces new top posts. Richard Guylay becomes director of public relations, Hal Short is executive assistant, and Albert Hermann becomes campaign director. The executive director role is abolished and management shifts to focus on nationalities, minorities, labor and other groups.
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Aig Ns Event Wee Hag Put On A Little Weight
Aig Ns reports a small change as a local event adds modest weight to its topic. The notice outlines a minor adjustment and its expected impact on participants and schedules.
Guinea China cultural pact signed for 1961
In Tokyo a cultural cooperation program was signed between Communist China and the Republic of Guinea for 1961 according to Peiping dispatches. The agreement aims to foster exchange in arts education and cultural activities between the two nations.
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Republic of Guinea
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