Nixon McCarthy Wrap Up First New Hampshire Primary
Nixon rushed to mobilize Republican voters with brief hometown stops and a Nashua reception promising a new day for America. McCarthy urged strong support, aiming for over 25 percent, signaling credible criticism of administration policy as he prepared an election eve TV program and awaited results.
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High-Grade Group Urges Rocky To Give It A Go
More than 20 top Republicans urged Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to enter the 1964 presidential race as an announced candidate. The group met at his Fifth Avenue apartment to discuss a draft, with leaders including Lindsay and seven governors, three U.S. senators, and five congressmen voicing support. Rockefeller, silent after the session, said he is ready to serve if the people want it and would decide after talks with party leaders in the coming days.
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Gold Rush In London Tapers Off
Gold market activity cooled after the seven-nation gold pool pledged to hold price at 35 dollars per ounce. In Zurich initial demand eased only slightly, while the pound jumped to about 2.3980 dollars on London markets. Frankfurt banks noted quiet trading, with midweek expectations for clearer trends.
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Civil Rights Push In Senate Advances Quick Vote
In Washington the Senate leaders push to finish civil rights legislation after a 61-19 Friday vote cleared the open housing provision. Mansfield plans prompt action on money and ethics measures with full House reconsideration likely, as Congress moves toward final passage.
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