New York Delegation Backs Nixon for President
Twenty three members of New York's 24 member House delegation broke with Gov. Rockefeller to endorse Vice President Nixon for president. Rep. Miller of Lockport said the vote had one dissenter Rep. Weis of Rochester. Nixon planned a Camden news conference to respond to Rockefellers charge and aides said Nixon would likely be the GOP nominee.
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Stevenson Support Splits GOP and Democratic Camps
The piece outlines split backing among Republicans and Democrats as Kennedy and Symington lead in Michigan and other states. It notes Stevenson lacking plans yet expressing openness while party insiders push delegates and notable figures to back different nominees. It mentions educators, intellectuals, and professors backing Kennedy and Stevenson supporters seeking 12 of New York’s 51 votes.
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