Scranton Plans Extended Vacation After Goldwater Loss
Gov. William Scranton of Pennsylvania cooled off in San Francisco after a whirlwind campaign for the GOP presidential nomination ended in defeat by Barry Goldwater. He joined Pennsylvania delegates, supported Goldwater at the convention, and later planned a family vacation. Goldwater launched his campaign with a call to return to proven ways and to restore freedom, while Nixon urged Republicans to unite and work toward November victory.
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What's Left In The Cow Palace
The report discusses a burglary at a motel on Fisherman’s Wharf and a long hoped for archeological find beneath the Cow Palace. Police described tension headaches among delegates as they returned from a civil rights event, with Guilford Dudley among the injured.
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