Nixon seeks running mate amid open convention pressure
The GOP faces a debate over vice presidential selection as Governors urge an open race at the convention. Nixon plans to name a running mate, with Henry Cabot Lodge and Thruston Morton among likely options, while Rockefeller remains noncommittal and critical of defense policy. The platform vows strong defense and no price cap on national security.
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Morton Attacks Democratic Platform Over Costs
Chicago AP Republicans accuse the Democratic platform of pledges costing 15 to 20 billion dollars more per year. Thruston B. Morton argues the party would threaten national finances while criticizing Kennedy's stance. Morton rejects apologies to Khrushchev as unacceptable. Kennedy had said he would have offered regret over the U2 incident after Paris summit collapse.
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Lodge urges Soviet release of RB47 crew in UN debate
In a United Nations council session, Forrestal Lodge pressed the Soviet Union to release RB47 crew members Lts. John R. McKone and Freeman B. Olmstead, calling the detentions illegal. He presented maps showing the plane's route and argued the aircraft was engaged in a lawful flight over international waters.
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Kennedy Talks Unity With New York Democratic Factions
Sen. John F. Kennedy in Hyannisport says harmony may be possible among New York Democrats and strengthens his hand for the November election. Mayor Wagner predicts a big win and plans further talks with Kennedy and his brother Robert.
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Supreme Court and State Bets 196? Election Results Outline
Returns from most precincts show Judge Joe Sanders defeating Robert Jones in the fifth district Supreme Court race with 50 601 to 45 810 votes. Public Service Commission goes to John L McKeithen with a wide margin over L S Hooper. Education Board contests highlight William Dodd in the sixth district, J D Waggoner in the third district, and Boyd Woodard in the seventh district with decisive leads over opponents.
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Rockefeller Faces Draft Talk as NY Delegation Weighs Platform
Rockefeller aides report limited support for a presidential bid while New York's 96 vote delegation backs the 14 point platform. A GOP committee weighs a potential New Yorker as a vice presidential favorite son. Rockefeller pledges a floor fight for civil rights if needed. The governor reiterates he will refuse the nomination if drafted.
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Norfolk Lunch Counters Integrate
In Norfolk Virginia three downtown lunch counters Grant's Woolworths and Krese's opened to Negro customers without notice following repeat sit ins by students. A group of Negro clergy were served on Saturday and urged congregations to request service. Store policy shift came amid a profit boycott.
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Parachute Club Conducts Unannounced Practice Jump Near Vancouver
Reports to Clark County sheriff in Vancouver Washington indicate para chutists were landing northeast of the city. Investigators found a parachute club had conducted a practice jump without prior warning.
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Rockefeller Faces Rift Over GOP Platform At Chicago Convention
Rockefeller opposes the civil rights plank and the defense stance as moderates hold firm. The New York delegation backs him while some conservatives threaten boycotts if the Nixon Rockefeller approach is overturned. Scott predicts a stronger plank may emerge at the full convention.
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Texas
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Pennsylvania
Congo Faces Payment Strain Amid Katanga Seizure Debate
Officials seek local and overseas staff as Congo payrolls risk missing August 1 due to precarious treasury. Long term revenue outlook remains gloomy while the economy stays paralyzed. The Katanga secession issue awaits Dag Hammarskjold arrival for a multi day visit.
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India Ships First Pig Iron to London from New Delhi
India exports its first pig iron shipment to London with 2 000 tons sailing and 6 000 tons ordered. The export marks a notable milestone in India’s industrial ties, following prior shipments to Japan and Pakistan.
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