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Long Beach Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1956

Page

3

GOP Platform Drafts Civil Rights and Foreign Policy

Republican platform drafters near completion with a plank titled Human Freedom and Peace. A southern caucus protested a civil rights clause endorsing the Supreme Court ruling on desegregation, while Beaird of Louisiana led a push for a minority report. The platform emphasizes bipartisan foreign policy, opposition to admitting Communist China to the UN, gradual tariff reduction, support for Israel with impartial Arab state friendship, and continued foreign aid to counter Soviet influence.

William Broom Press San Francisco Supreme Court Charles T. Beaird Louisiana Dixie Chicago Beaird Texas Arkansas Georgia Florida Viginia China United Nations Israel Gladys O'Donnell Long Beach

Beltone Unveils Encore Smallest Hearing Aid at Coast Store

Beltone's distributor John D. Burton announced the Encore, the smallest Beltone hearing aid, available in Land' Beach. It can be worn in hair or on clothing and fits unobtrusively in a shirt pocket. Beltone also offers the Feay-N-See glasses with built in hearing aid for binaural hearing. Complete information and demonstrations are available at 701 Kross Building.

Land’ Beach John DL. Burton Beltone Burton Peltone Feay-N-See Kross

McKeldin Ponders Challenge to Eisenhower Ticket

Maryland Governor McKeldin weighs a possible bid for the vice presidency at the GOP convention, saying he would pursue a serious nomination if Eisenhower signals openness. He met with Sherman Adams and Dan Thornton as Nixon’s renomination prospects loom and discussions of open convention options surface.

McKeldin Adams Dan Thornton Colorado Senate J Adams Maryland Nixon Mekheldin GOP Leonard Hall Hall

Nixon Confident Amid Open Convention Talk on Nomination

In San Francisco Vice President Nixon exuded confidence at GOP headquarters on Nob Hill on the eve of the convention. He welcomed an open convention for the running mate and said he would seek renomination while declining to name potential successors. Influential Republicans urged support as Stassen pressed his case. Nixon met with Herbert Hoover and attended a reception for his wife Pat, with party leaders signaling strong pro-Nixon sentiment.

McKeldin Nixon Eisenhower Mecheldin Vice Lst San Francisco Nob Hill Harole FE Stassen Thomas E. Dewey New York Herbert Brownell Pennsylvania Missouri Joseph W. Martin Massachusetts Christian Herter Martin Herter Pat Leonard Hall GOP

Cardinal Griffin Dies in England at 57

Cardinal Bernard Griffin archbishop of Westminster and Britain's leading Catholic prelate died in Cornwall after a heart attack. He had been in poor health for five years and suffered four heart attacks since 1951. He died peacefully at 52 p.m. on the Feast of St. Bernard after receiving the last sacrament.

London Pi—Berhard Cardinal Griffin Westminster Britain Cornwall Car Anal Griffin St. Bernard

Hunt in Hills for Lost Boy

Rain soaked hills near Santa Fe become search ground for 11-year-old Robby Martinez who vanished Saturday after seeking aid for a blind companion. He was with Albert Gonzales when caught in a storm. they sought shelter at a ranch as efforts continue.

PCOS Peros Santa Fe Robby Martinez Ben Martinez Albert Gonzales Bobby ITV

Hall Pledges Free and Open Nominating Contests

In San Francisco GOP chairman Leonard Hall urged a free and open convention to nominate presidential and vice presidential candidates and adopt a platform. He said delegates would choose the nominee, while noting Nixon’s renomination and the Stassen effort, and referenced Eisenhower and Herter in the context of past leadership.

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