Nixon to Seek California Governor in 1962 Run
AP reports Richard Nixon, 48, announced he will run for governor of California in 1962, signaling a militant campaign against Gov. Edmund G. Brown. Brown criticized Nixon and vowed a fighting response as Democrats hold a large registration lead. Nixon said he would not seek the presidency in 1964, though not ruling out future runs.
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Nixon shifts Nixon Rockefeller 1964 GOP path
Nixon’s Los Angeles declaration to seek California governor strengthens Rockefeller’s 1964 GOP presidential chances. Nixon says he will not seek the presidency in 1964 but may respond to a draft, tying his fate to California issues and a potential nationwide draft movement. Rockefeller seeks re election and could leverage a Republican legislature to pursue primaries and organizational work.
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Kansas City Officials Clash With British Comment
Kansas City officials rebut a London Evening Standard dispatch quoting former British MP Angus Maude who called the city more depressing than Moscow. Mayor H Roe Bartle was away. Reynolds Rodgers commented that freight trains linger in stockyards. Harold Fassnidge recalled Maude’s last U S visit in 1957.
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Consulate Laments Visit as Kansas City Is Favorably Viewed
Trassnidge remarks a visitor from the consulate who did not linger in Kansas City. Officials expect about 2000 vehicles to outfit the 3rd 8th and 24th Infantry Divisions and note the M113 troop carriers are already being shipped with sped-up production planned. The Army aims to mechanize its infantry in Europe to exploit flat terrain and speed, contrasting with Soviet mechanization.
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Armored Cars For Foot Troops On Front in Germany
Washington AP reports the Army aims to fully equip foot soldiers in Germany with armor protected vehicles within about five months. The plan centers on deploying armored cars to enhance protection and mobility for infantry units overseas.
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