Weep Quietly Confident of Nomination Nixon Prepares for Campaign
St Louis AP report on Nixon four day Texas and Dakotas trip seen as campaign rehearsal. Nixon plans speeches with written text while avoiding a text for major pronouncements and weighs running mate and coordination after victory. He broadens appeal to Democrats and avoids name calling while noting a transmission error misquoting him on Soviets.
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Evidence of major divides among presidential hopefuls
The Associated Press notes sharp gaps in both parties with Nixon and Rockefeller pressing differences over growth and decision making while Kennedy and Johnson trade warnings about November reach. Rockefeller calls for faster growth and a government office to aid policy while Nixon touts party unity. Brown refuses to release California's 81 votes before the convention.
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California
Stuart Symington
Missouri
Today
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Sacramento
Edmund Brown
Linwood Community Gatherings and Plans Mentioned
Linwood residents attended a cement plant picnic with several families. Moves planned include Riley Barnett into a new home by mid July. Bible School sessions set for late July at the Baptist Church. Raymond Coulter to attend Camp Naish in late June. The Linwood Boy Scout Troop anticipates an overnight campout led by James Griffith. Local visits noted from Topeka and Rossville. Florence Quinlan recovering from illness. Former resident William McKinney in critical condition in Salem Oregon. Local youths attended a Bible School in Bonner Springs. Local families hosted dinners and guests at Kueker and related homes.
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Camp Naish
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Topeka
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Rossville
Florence Quinlan
Lawrence Hospital
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Salem
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Bible Church
Bonner Springs
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Jim
Rose Mary DeShazer
Bob Hemphill
Mary Ann
Paul Bowen
Raymond
Leslie
Jayne Coulter
Sandy
Sherry Hipsher
Fred Kueker
Gene Kueker
Dora Kueker
Billy Barth
Kueker
Belmar Woman Beachcombing Finds Coins After Storms
Mrs. Viola Haberstick, 42, combs Belmar beaches for coins after storms. She bends to pick up lost money as a hobby and earned $39.78 in one month, narrowly beating her husband Bert by one penny.
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Viola Haberstick
Senate Labor Panel Approves Higher Minimum Wage
The Senate Labor Committee voted 12 to 2 to raise the minimum wage to 1.25 by 1963, extending the wage-hour law to about five million workers including many in retail and service sectors. Secretary Mitchell warned the administration might accept 1.10 or 1.15 but oppose higher amounts.
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