Vice Presidents and the 1952 and 1964 pattern analyzed
The piece argues experience guides choosing a strong vice presidential nominee. It cites Nixon and Humphrey as examples of influential running mates and discusses prospects for 1960s candidates including Nixon, Evans, Shafer, Romney, Agnew, and Lindsay. It notes open conventions, state delegations, and intra party dynamics shaping the ticket.
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Daniel J. Evans
Raymond FP. Shafer
Pennsylvania
George I Ronmney
Michigan
Spira T. Agnew
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Mark O. Sat
Ward
Oregon
Nix ‘Low
New York
John Lindsay
Veteran Singer Rosemay Clooney Announces Retirement
Reno reporter notes Rosemay Clooney telling a Maralds Club opening night crowd she will retire after her Reno engagement ends July 25 to devote herself to five children. The singer, divorced from actor Jose Ferrer, cites a long career with hits such as Came On a My Noise and Hey There and film and TV work in earlier years.
Hughes Tool Co offer to buy ABC stock sparks FCC concern
Howard Hughes Hughes Tool proposes to acquire two million shares of ABC for 1408 dollars per share, aiming to control about 43 percent. Leonard Goldenson and Hughes Tool argue the price undervalues intrinsic asset value and future growth. FCC official notes 3 percent would be de facto control, with ABC’s current holdings showing scattered ownership.
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AT&T to Cut Long Distance Rates Amid FCC Order
NEW YORK (UPI) The American Telephone and Telegraph Co will lower long distance rates starting Aug 1 to comply with an FCC order. The move, aimed at savings for customers, will cut a typical three minute New York to Chicago call from $1.40 to $1.30 and a Chicago to El Paso three minute call from $1.50 to $1.40, totaling about $20 million in annual savings.
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UPI
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el Paso
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Compromise OKd As Senate Amends 1969 Tax Bill
The factional tax bill moves through both chambers with a $159 million yield likely, replacing earlier $775.7 million projection. House reversal on the Senate amended tax plan precedes passage, while fiscal forecasts show a potential surplus for the 1969 budget, despite calls for higher levies.
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Lubbook
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Senate
Senate House Conference Committee
Bexar Members Split on State Sales Tax Increase Vote
Bexar County representatives in the House of Representatives mostly opposed a proposed rise in the state sales tax from 2 to 3 percent. Only 16 of the county’s members supported the increase while Tony Dramberger Guy Floyd Don Hand Lamoine Holland Jake Johnson Frank Lumbar Jax Nowlin Roy Vale and Howse voted against. In Washington the Education and Labor Committee approved a biennial program for education and related issues. Admiral R K Chatters of the Indian Navy faced a potential issue related to his elevation amid a controversial rioting case in New Delhi.
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Bill Flack
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Guy Floyd
Don Hand
Lamoine Holland
Jake Johnson
Frank Lumbar
Washington
UPI
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Jax Nowlin
Roy Vale
Howse Education and Labor and Committee
Tax Increase Affects City and State Sales Ahead
Austin voters consider higher sales tax as state lawmakers pass a penny increase to fund government. City areas with existing levies see varying hikes up to four pennies, while jurisdictions without city tax face smaller rises. Exemptions include coin operated machines under sixteen cents, shipping charges, and farm road maintenance equipment under certain contracts.
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Austin
Connally
Ong
Bomb Raids N Vietnam Pounded by US Forces
AP dispatch reports U.S. fighter bombers conducted the largest raid surge in two months against North Vietnam while B 52s carried out heavy saturation bombing near the demilitarized zone. Ground clashes in South Vietnam claimed 155 enemy deaths as allied forces reported losses including two fighter bombers, an Army reconnaissance plane, and a Marine helicopter. One pilot, Col. Jack Modica of Birmingham, Ala, was recovered after parachuting, while another aircraft was shot down southwest of Da Nang.
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North Vietnam
Jack Modica
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Vicking
Kong Lelta
da Nang
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Navy
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Fire destroys New S A home in Western Bexar County
Deputies report a fire at a residence in Western Bexar County near Ye5 NTE ory Grove. The blaze caused about 1000 damage and was investigated by local authorities. The Allied Bullring area in San Antonio is noted in the fragmentary report.
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Sneellt
Bexar Canny
San Atonio
A. Teacher Group Hailed by National Education Association
The San Antonio Teachers union was named among 24 teacher associations for a noteworthy project award. The Alamy City group earned recognition for securing a professional negotiation agreement with a school board. Awards were presented at the annual NEA meeting continuing through Saturday. The steel anniversary marks fifteenth wedding year.
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Entinel
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Alamy City
National Education Association
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