Nixon Pleased With 4 Day Test Campaign
Vice President Richard M. Nixon concluded a four day swing stretching from Texas to the Dakota region. The trip served as a shakedown cruise for a future presidential bid with his own two motor plane and a supporting press corps. Nixon avoided text but prepared speeches on agriculture and growth, signaling a campaign plan. He did not declare the nomination secured but hinted he might bet on it if given odds.
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Nixon Turns Setbacks Into Political Assets
The article discusses how Nixon reframes crises such as the Venezuelan riot as political assets and stresses the importance of loyalty in a running mate. It notes his approach to coordinating with a future administration and his skill at turning negatives into positives, including his handling of Democratic opposition.
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Harriman warns against get-tough stance on Soviet Union
Former Gov. W Averell Harriman urged that tough policy toward the Soviet Union would strengthen Stalinists in Moscow, push Moscow toward Peking, and terrify allies. Speaking to a Democratic National Platform Committee hearing, he argued calm, not aggression, is needed amid Khrushchev taunts and Nixon speech errors.
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Country and our president hesitate over Khrushchev visit
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