Alaska teacher drives 4500 miles to PTA convention
Mrs. Mary Hawkins, Alaska delegate and voting member, reached the PTA national four days late after a 12 day road trip from Ninilchik, Kenai Peninsula. She traveled with her two sons, Charles and Richard, noting no mechanical trouble. She plans to visit Carlisle, Pennsylvania, before returning to her log cabin in late June with modern amenities.
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Rockefeller poised if Nixon falters in GOP race
Rival Republicans signal readiness to back Nelson Rockefeller should Nixon stumble. Aiken argues Rockefeller could push a more liberal platform. Nixon remains the front runner with Eisenhower support, aiming for the convention majority.
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Rockefeller at a news conference after a senior Republican gathering in Albany framed himself as a potential fallback for the party if Nixon exits the race. He refused to campaign for himself and the state delegation chose to go to the convention uncommitted, rejecting a favorite son nominating plan.
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