Scranton Trails as GOP Platform Battle Heats Up
At the Republican convention in San Francisco Governor Scranton faces likely defeat in pushing civil rights plank changes and anti Birchite language. Senator Goldwater, backed by Eisenhower, opposes reforms and seeks to keep presidential control over nuclear weapon use.
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Hoover Lists GOP Tenets
Hoover, sidelined from the GOP convention for the first time in nearly 30 years, receives a tribute from Sen Everett Dirksen as the Grand Old Person of the Grand Old Party. He offers eight basic principles stressing world peace, strong defenses, balanced budgets, private enterprise, fair profits, and rejection of Marxist ideologies.
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Eisenhower Appeals Unity At GOP Convention Night
At the Cow Palace Dwight D. Eisenhower plans a unity and loyalty appeal to Republicans urging the party over personalities. He will stress Republican ideals since Lincoln as Barry Goldwater and William Scranton watch from the sidelines and Eisenhower endorses the party platform on television.
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Arizona Delegates Weigh Scranton Platform Amendments
Blocked SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Arizona delegates plan strategy ahead of tonight’s convention fight over the Republican platform. Rep John J Rhodes predicts Scranton backers will push three to five amendments on civil rights to anti extremist issues, likely to be defeated by a large margin. Rhodes notes this is a Republican platform not Goldwaters. Goldwater’s nominating status remains strong though Arizona leaders caution against overclaiming victory as Gov Paul Fannin says Scranton will spare no effort to block Goldwater.
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Lodge Says Scranton Plans Bombshells For Nomination
Former ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge predicts packers for Gov. William Scranton will unveil two or three hot issues described as bombshells to sway the GOP convention. He says Scranton forces have worked on them about two weeks and public opinion trends favor Scranton despite Goldwater's delegate lead.
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Highlights from the Republican National Convention Session
Capsulized schedule of today's session in San Francisco. Convention opened at 7 p m Scottsdale time. Reports on credentials rules order of business and permanent organization. Addresses by Sen Thruston B Morton and former President Eisenhower. Adjourned until 1 30 p m Wednesday.
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First National Bank Mapes the Family Banker
A cheerful endorsement extols using First National Bank checks and 75 offices. The speaker portrays the bank as a personal family banker handling bills by check and notes personalized mural design checks at no extra cost. The tone emphasizes convenience and customer familiarity.
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