GOP convention promises orderly pace despite blackout
In Chicago the Republican National Convention opens July 25 with an orderly plan. Neilson A Rockefeller will visit, while Vice President Nixon and President Eisenhower are slated to arrive ahead of the four day event. Police deploy 1,100 officers and 40 plainclothesmen to manage crowds and traffic inside and outside the amphitheater. Decorators from Sheraton and Kennedy from Boston oversee suites as the party aims for a calmer affair than the Democratic gathering.
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Kennedy Budget Plan Triggers White House Huddle Today
President Eisenhower will confer with Secretary Anderson on a budget strategy as Kennedy presses a defense spending surge. Johnson backs the plan, while Nixon coordinates to keep Kennedy and Johnson informed on national security matters during the campaign. Stevenson and Bowles will help maintain White House liaison on foreign policy.
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Negroes OK Methodist Integration at Central Jurisdiction
Cleveland AP report: The all Negro Central Jurisdictional Conference urged integration, endorsing moves by West Wisconsin and Northeastern and North Central jurisdictions. A five member study committee will examine broader issues over four years with potential inter-conference moves and delegates if integration actions arise.
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State Study Sidelined For Budget
Ohio's Department of Mental Hygiene and Correction paused a state funded study of manpower needs at three prolonged care, three intensive treatment for early release and three mentally retarded institutions. The effort, started in April, should inform staffing standards per the American Psychiatric Association but is halted to focus on the September budget submission. Stud ies of Columbus State Hospital Cleveland State Hospital and Longview State Hospital were completed.
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Rockefeller Delegates Split Over Illinois Support
A Rockefeller for president worker claimed 46 of Illinois 60 GOP delegates backed Rockefeller, but Illinois officials dismissed the idea. Delegates were expected to back Nixon for the nomination, while Rockefeller asserted possible draft support and declined a vice presidential bid.
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Queen Victoria Eugenia undergoes major operation in Lausanne
Ex queen Victoria Eugenia of Spain widow of Alfonso XIII, aged 72, underwent a major operation in Lausanne on Saturday. The procedure was described as a threat operation in local reports.
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Kesselring Dies At 74 In Germany
BAD NAUHEIM Germany AP Former German Field Marshal Albert Kesselring 74 died Friday night in a hospital where he had been treated for a heart ailment He led Luftwaffe in Poland and West campaigns in 1940 the Battle of Britain and later commanded forces in the Mediterranean and West He was sentenced to death by a British tribunal for war crimes in Italy later commuted and reduced He was freed by Britain in 1952 due to health and never joined the Nazi party
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Kennedy's New Air of Authority Emerges After Nomination
AAP Kennedy, newly the Democratic nominee, shows a sharper, more decisive leadership style. He outlines a two week plan at Hyannisport focusing on family first then policy. Robert Kennedy will be campaign manager. Henry M. Jackson becomes national chair. Eisenhower offers foreign policy briefings as Stevenson and Bowles are asked to act as liaisons.
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India to Send 1000 Tons Wheat to Congo
New Delhi AP Delhi government spokesman says India will dispatch 1000 tons of wheat to The Congo at UN request. The aid aims to alleviate food shortages in the region amid the ongoing crisis.
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