Eisenhower Nixon urge Goldwater to back Burch for GOP chair
In New York City Eisenhower and Nixon pressured Barry Goldwater to build broad support for Dean Burch as GOP chairman. They warned against a party split and urged a majority coalition on the 132 member National Committee before Chicago votes. Nixon said a majority of one is not enough.
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UMW Reelects Its President Boyle Wins Big Vote
Election returns telephoned to UMW headquarters show Thomas Boyle winning about 90 percent of the vote from 165000 miners and 65000 pensioners. Official results to be announced after Jan 1 as mailed ballots are counted. Boyle, protege of John L. Lewis, was named president in 1960 after Thomas Kennedy's death. Raymond Lewis was elected vice president and John Owens secretary treasurer, each to five year terms. Kochis challenged, urging closer union rank and file ties and led strikes over automation and grievances. Boyle criticized eastern strikes as irresponsible, noting $1 million spent on management suits since 1960.
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