Rockefeller presses Ohio appeal to aid presidential bid
Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller rallied crowds on the steps of the Ohio Capitol signaling Ohio as key to the White House race. He met with Ohio’s GOP delegation and urged a winning choice while noting Eisenhower's Nixon endorsement could influence delegates. Cleveland Browns' Ernie Green joined the platform to show support.
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Charles Dumas
Columbus
Ohio
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State Capitol
White House
Republican Party
New York
Capitol
Rockefeller
Toledo
Dayton
Akron-Canton
Youngstown- Warren
Mewsmen
Rhodes
GOP
John S. Andrews
Andrews
Nixon
Capitol Steps
Rockefelter
iRepublican Party
Cleveland Browns
Ernie Green
Thin
Giants
New York City
Ohio Statehouse
Statehouse
Hose Makes Car Overheat Risk Warned By Auto Group
The State Automobile Association cautions that a spongy radiator hose caused by long contact with heat may lead to engine overheating. The advisory explains symptoms and urges inspection.
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San Francisco
Mente State Automobile Association
Wallace opposes Fortas for Chief Justice
Presidential candidate George Wallace said he opposes Abe Fortas’s nomination to Chief Justice and hopes he is not confirmed. Wallace argued the Senate can block the nomination and hinted at alternatives, predicting Missouri support for his campaign while denying racism and promising a direction change.
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Don McKee
ST. Louis
George Wallace
Abe Fortas
United States
Wallace
Missouri
Arkansas
Johnson
Fortas
Senate
Charles E. Goodell
M. Keae
D-Ariz
Dope Tax Plans Hit Ankara Opium Outlets
Ankara government outlines taxes targeting opium outlets, aiming to curb illegal sales and boost state revenue. Officials report measures will affect licensed and unlicensed sellers, with enforcement agencies pledging tighter controls and penalties.
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Ankara
Turkey
Nixon Seeks Open Convention After Eisenhower Endorsement
President Eisenhower endorsed Richard Nixon boosting his bid for the Republican nomination. Nixon said the Miami Beach convention remains open and delegates will vote for the best candidate. He noted Rockefeller could not overtake him unless a major shift occurs and predicted the endorsement would influence undecided delegates.
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R-Wis
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Sen
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R-Ky
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