Rockefeller’s Long Run For Presidential Nominations
Rockefeller, 55, built political stock with NY governorship and national tours. By December 1959 he faced convention opposition and declined the standard bearer path. Though divorce affairs and a cross country tour affected campaigns, he persisted with public appearances and party engagement.
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Rights law targeted by realty group in California
A real estate coalition led by the California Real Estate Association and allied groups launched an initiative to amend the California constitution to allow property owners to sell or rent only to selected persons. The measure would prevent state or local agencies from denying or limiting such private discrimination, requiring signatures to place it on the ballot.
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Republicans claim gains in off year elections nationwide
Republicans hailed a trend in off year voting with gains in Philadelphia and Kentucky mayoral and gubernatorial races and strong showings in Mississippi New Jersey and Indiana. Democrats praised modest results while noting losses in deep south contests and urged focus on civil rights issues amid a two party shift.
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Knowland urges Goldwater to run in California primary
Oakland dispatch reports former U. S. Senator William F Knowland urging Barry Goldwater to enter California’s presidential primary. Knowland said a statewide advisory committee found growing support for Goldwater and instructed in a telegram to notify him that a delegation in the June 2 California primary should be formed. The letter notes plans to establish local Goldwater committees in 38 of 58 counties.
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US Accused in China Speech Amid Imperialist Charge
Wu Yo-chang, a Chinese Communist Party Central Committee member and vice president of the Chinese Soviet Friendship Association, charged the United States with trying to split the Chinese Soviet alliance in a Peking speech marking the 46th Bolshevik Revolution anniversary.
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Court tests racial bias in Los Angeles rental case
A mother and her son were ordered to show cause why they should not rent an apartment in a Negro neighborhood after Norman A. Baker alleged Fair Housing Act bias. Mrs Temstrom had previously refused him a unit claiming promised tenants she would not rent to Negroes.
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Political tensions rise as city officials clash over race and transit
In a fractured scene Mayor George Christopher and Republican Mitchell clash over civil rights strategy and transportation fixes. Shelley, a Democrat, voices focus on easing race tensions, while plans for a successor to John F. Henning unfold amid reshuffled local figures.
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New Mayor Promises Continuity in San Francisco
San Francisco elects new mayor John F. Sai who denied that his victory over Harold Dobie came from a political machine and said the city will remain closed. He stated no known changes in prospect amid rumors and cited the police chief Thomas.
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