Nixon and Rockefeller face shared and divergent election troubles
Washington AP Nixon and Rockefeller each carry one strike and one major problem as they vie for the 1960 Republican renomination. Nixon must secure conservative support while appealing to independents and voters who switch parties. Rockefeller seeks the nomination or a pro liberal platform if denied it. Voters in 1954 56 58 rejected Republicans even as Eisenhower won in 1956, highlighting a split between a popular president and his party. Conservatives back Nixon, but he must broaden appeal beyond his base without alienating them. The party pros likely view Rockefeller as a challenge to the platform, as his liberal ideas upset the status quo.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Nixon
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Congress
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Cre-Mel Manufacturing Co Division in Dallas
Industrial division located at 803 Jefferson Tower Building in Dallas Texas, listing its corporate address for the Cre-Mel Manufacturing Company.
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Cre-Mel Manufacturing Co
Jefferson Tower
Dallas, Texas
Public Hearing Set By School Tax Board
Public hearings on the 1960 tax roll for Ector County Independent School District run Tuesday through Friday in Crockett Junior High School library. Tax evaluation rose from 25 to 35 percent, lifting the tax rate from 2 1/2 to 1.52 per $100, increasing total district revenue about six percent. A $12,000 home shifts from $60 to $63.84 in taxes. Board meetings begin at 8 a.m. daily, continuing while attendees remain. Members: R. O. Cannon president, Paul Slater, A. R. Dyer, Ollie Blank (alternate).
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Ector County Independent School District
Board of Equalization
Library of Crockett Junior High School
R. O. Cannon
Paul Slater
A. R
Happy) Dyer
Ollie Blank
Political Skids in Tokyo Endanger Kishi Exit
Highlights on Foreign News notes Tokyo unrest as Prime Minister Nobusuke Kishi faces pressure amid passage of the U.S.-Japan mutual security treaty. Sources say he may resign after President Eisenhower’s June visit. Other items include red tape hindering Eisenhower tour press coverage and a petition to exempt diplomats from parking meters.
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Nobusuke Kishi
Kishi
Eisenhower
Japan
Ovent
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U.S. State Department
Imperial Palace
Ington Heights
Armed Services
State Department
Father's Rites Pending Today
Ira Oliver Lee, 97, of 1403 North Hancock, died Sunday at Medical Center Hospital after an extended illness. Funeral at 2 p.m. Tuesday in the Rix-Mahan Chapel of the Roses with Rev. Bonner Teeter and Rev. Raymond Van Zandt officiating. Burial in Odessa Cemetery. Born Feb 1, 1903 in Brown County, he moved to Odessa in 1942 from Imperial and was a Rees farmer. Survived by one son B. J. Lee. two daughters Mrs. John Ager and Mrs. Bill Murphy. his father J. O. Lee. five sisters. a brother. six grandchildren and one great-granddaughter.
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North Hancock
Medical Center Hospital
Rix-Mahan Chapel of the Roses
Bonner Teeter
Highland Methodist Church
Raymond van Zandt
Highland Methodist
Odessa
Lee
Brown County
Imperial
Jayton
B. J. Lee
North ~ Hancock
John Ager
Roxana
Bill. Murphy
Grandfalls
J. O. Lee
R. A. Goodall
Bisbee
Ariz
Mary Stanley
East 48Th
George Hall
Lubbock
Doyle Clark
Vernon
Weldon Myrick
Oscar Lee
Munday
Royalty Man's Rites Tuesday
Services for Charles E. Locke 47 a Royalty resident of 27 years are tentatively set for Tuesday afternoon with Charles Marton of Grandfalls to officiate The Locke Well Servicing Co operator died on arrival at Ward County Memorial Hospital Sunday reportedly from a heart attack He is survived by his wife a daughter Sandy a son Charles Jr two brothers Hilton of San Angelo and Henry of Tehran Iran and his parents Mr and Mrs W H Locke of San Angelo
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Charles E. Locke
Charles Marton
Grandfalls
Locke Well Servicing Co
Ward County Memorial Hospital
Locke
Sandy
Charles, Jr
Hilton
San Angelo
Henry
Tehran
Iran
W. H. Locke
Funeral Held At Midland for Mrs Burley McCollum
Mrs Burley (Anna Daren) McCollum of Midland died Saturday night at home. Services were held at 4 p.m. in First Methodist Church with burial in Resthaven Park. Survivors include daughter Mrs Ralph Guyger and son Capt Darden McCollum, a WWII fighter pilot.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars Auxiliary
Women’s Society of Christian Service
The
Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Mers
Ralph Guyger
Midland Rites For Mrs. Sylvan Sanders Held Today
Services for Mrs. Sylvan Sanders 62 were held at 2 p m in the Newnne W Ellis Funeral Chapel burial followed at Fairview Cemetery She died Friday while vacationing at Finger Lakes Minnesota She was born May 18 1838 in Fisher County and moved to Midland in 1903 with her parents A schoolteacher in Midland for years she was a member of the First Christian Church and her husband serves as county surveyor in Lubbock County.
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Midland
Sylvan Sanders
Newnne W. Ellis
Fairview
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