Veteran Republicans Face Convention Day Plans
San Francisco dispatch details how Ike Nixon Dewey Landon Hoover and Willkie view the convention day. Nixon departs St Francis and hosts open house for delegates while Eisenhower watches from his hotel suite and appears on TV. Dewey stays in New York for legal work and may watch later. Landon and Hoover, ill but observing, follow routine schedules with radio and television updates. Willkie, former 1940 nominee, is noted as deceased.
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Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
St. Francis
Nob Hill
Fairmont Hotel
California
Pat
Cow Palace
Eisenhower
American Broadcasting Co
Thomas E. Dewey
Dewey
E. 72Nd Street
New York
Wall Street
Dewey, Ballantine, Bushby, Palmer and Wood
San Francisco
Hoover
Waldorf-Astoria
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Republican Party
Kansas Delegates Favor Goldwater at 1964 Convention
Kansas delegates to the 1964 Republican convention report overwhelming mail backing Barry Goldwater, with 15 votes likely for Goldwater and 5 for Scranton as of Monday afternoon. The Kansas group hosted receptions and a breakfast for Goldwater, while nondelegates Fred Bramlage and Bob Fegan joined the Santa Fe train travelers.
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Henry B. Jameson
San Francisco
Kansas
Barry Goldwater
Cow Palace
Pacific
Scranton
Goldwater
Barry
Wichita
Fred Bram
Lage
Bob Fegan
Junction City
Bram. Lage
Keith Sebelius
Norton
Signal
Dick Robbings
Pratt
Convention Schedule at the Republican National Convention
The San Francisco Cow Palace hosts today and Thursday sessions with remarks and nominations. Today features Morton chaired proceedings, a George Murphy Senate bid speech, roll calls for president nominations, and a Nixon escort and acceptance plan.
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San Francisco
Cow Palace
Glenn Ryan
The
Salvation Army
George Murphy
U.S. Senate
California
Robert L. Pierce
Wisconsin
Fletcher Swan
Colorado
Roll Call
George McNeill Ray
Phoenix
John Benton Bellamy III
John Gary
J. Clifford Wallace
San Diego
First woman nominated for major party president bid
San Francisco report notes Sen Margaret Chase Smith of Maine becomes the first woman named as a major party presidential candidate. She holds 17 of 1308 Republican delegates and maintains convention headquarters while delegates attend the nominating process. Senator Aiken of Vermont plans to nominate a nearby colleague as the draft unfolds.
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San Francisco
United States
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Senate
Smith's Nomination First For Women and Campaign Details
Smith's campaign for a women's nomination outlines that Maine Governor John H. Reed will second it. It notes historic attempts by Victoria Claslin Woodhull and Belva Ann Lockwood for presidential races in 1872, 1884, and 1888, and mentions Smith's entry into three primaries New Hampshire Illinois and Oregon with a long Senate roll call record and a campaign cost of 335 dollars.
Social Life of a TV Star Burdened by Grueling Schedule
Editor notes actress Inger Stevens explains that life as a weekly series star leaves little social time. Workdays start at 5 15am and end around 8 30pm with 18 pages of dialogue to study nightly. Weekends offer social time but the job's demands and promotion trips dominate early seasons.
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Inger Stevens
ABC
Cynthia Lowry
Hollywood
Katy
Jet Crash Kills Three in Germany Test Flight
A Lufthansa Boeing 720 on a Frankfurt to Frankfurt test flight crashed in wooded terrain near Kettersbach Bavarian area two miles from a U S Army air strip. Police said the pilot likely tried an emergency landing and all three aboard were killed. bodies recovered. Lufthansa officials noted no cause yet. Two US Army rescue helicopters joined the response.
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Ansbach
Germany
Frankfurt
Lufthansa
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