Nixon Rests After Tour to Unite GOP Backers
President candidate Richard Nixon lunched at a Florida hideaway after a four day tour to secure pledges from key GOP leaders and New York officials. He plans no public appearances until major developments in Czechoslovakia or Eisenhower’s health occur, while allies including Rockefeller and Lindsay pledge campaign unity and renewed energy for the ticket.
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Saigon AP reports American battle deaths for the week ending Aug 17 totaled 159, the second lowest weekly figure this year. U S forces list 1,393 enemy killed and 1,193 missing or captured, while U S wounded hospitalized reach 609 and 575 treated in the field. Total American wounded since war began 88,525 with 76,627 treated in the field.
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