Nixon Seeks Moderate Civil Rights Plank for GOP
Vice President Nixon has urged Republicans to adopt a mild civil rights plank based on Eisenhower’s proposals. He aims to attract Southern electoral votes without making civil rights the campaign’s main issue, hoping to distinguish the GOP from a likely Kennedy Democratic ticket. Nixon plans to use the presidency to advocate equality as a moral issue.
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State Chamber Awards To Kansas Cities
The Kansas State Chamber of Commerce and local units at Junction City and Wichita received merit awards for balanced and effective programs. Great Bend Chamber won a fire safety honor for its educational fire prevention program. Kansas Gas and Electric Co of Wichita earned an achievement award for educating employees in business and free enterprise operations.
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Margarets Choice A Colorful Character
Detroit AP reports auto production for the month will edge above May's 547,397 cars with about 1,140,000 more expected in the final two months of the quarter if sales rise as in March. May output averages under 500,000 since 1955’s record year when 700,000 were built. Rambler leads compact sales, Falcon close behind. Val iant pursues Corvair, Comet climbs on Lark, which sits fifth among six. In London, Antony Armstrong-Jones, 30, profiles as a charming, colorful but not flamboyant figure, rising from modest beginnings after photographing royalty including Queen Elizabeth II, Princess Margaret, Prince Charles, and Princess Anne, aided by a royal circle and his own buoyant, witty nature. The couple’s future looks favorable amid speculation about Margaret’s opinions and Tony’s prospects.
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John O'Hara Embraces Hard Work And Longevity
Princeton author John O'Hara discusses writing pace at 55, planning a third novel despite later starts and taxes. He reflects on past playboy days, current back pain, and nightly writing sessions, stressing honesty and avoidance of political campaigning in his work. He lives quietly near Princeton and values his home and routine.
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Burglars Hold Weekend Safe Workshop in St. Petersburg
Weekend burglary at Ballam Safe Co. in St. Petersburg shows thieves cracking safes for practice. They burned and peeled doors, tampered with mechanisms, and carried away all safe cutting tools plus two safes. Damage and loss estimated at $7,000.
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Oklahoma Supreme Court drops charges against Ratners
The Oklahoma Supreme Court dismissed solicitation charges against former governor Payne Ratner and his son Payne Ratner Jr. The Oklahoma Bar Association plans to seek disbarment and to prohibit them from practicing. it accused them of organizing a legal aid department to press railroad worker claims. The Brotherhood of Railroad Trainmen was ordered to stop representing anyone in any legal matter in Oklahoma. The Ratners live in Wichita.
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