California and New York worry Nixon Presidential bid
California and New York Republicans face anxiety over Nixon as the 1960 GOP nomination moves through party politics. Pennsylvania and other states weigh in, with conservatives split from moderates and labor influence rising, potentially altering the path to the White House. The party battles blur fiscal aims and judicial support as Nixon boosters seek a clear delegate path.
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Lyle C. Wilson
Cali
Republican Congress
Fitias
Pennsylvania
United Presh International Fornia
New York
Justice Department
Harold B. Stas
Democratic
Washington
Polony For - President
Walter P. Reuther
Bee Pinel Baie Pinal
Arthur
Toy McGonigle
Nixon
Pittsburgh
Rockefeller
Editor Testifies Of Gifts To Lawmakers In Washington
In Washington UPI reports editor Malcolm Goddard of the Dickey County Leader offered to testify on the “sordid, rotten mess” surrounding Bernard Goldfine’s gifts to Sherman Adams and other North Dakota delegation members. Goddard admits giving free subscriptions to some lawmakers but gave no specifics on ending the free list. Rep Oren Harris notes he accepted two boxes of cigars, while Goldfine delays answering due to hearing issues. The piece also notes a projected $80,000 in anonymous donations this year and Rep Walter Baring’s fourth-term pledge.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Milton R. Young
R-N.d
Bernard Goldfine
Sherman
Adams
Malcolm
Goddard
Dickey County
North, Dakota
Young
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Ingmaster
The
Adams-Goldfine Airens
Bernie Goldfine
Harris Subcommittee
Lre
Goldfine
Harris
Goldie
Glenn Cunningham
Rneh
Odd-Sized Greeting Cards Spark Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Meeting
Ohio Rural Letter Carriers Association passed a resolution at its four day Columbus convention protesting odd sized Christmas and other greeting cards that jam cancelling machines. Floyd Bidlak of Willoughby was elected president replacing Lester Blanke of New Bremen. Other new officers included Leonard Miley Mount Victory vice president Edwin Cunningham Nashport secretary and Murray C Lohr London treasurer. Auxiliary leaders were Mrs Paul Morton Freeport president Mrs Donald Westgall Shreve vice president Mrs George Berens Massillon secretary and Mrs Ardis Dewey Chardon treasurer.
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Columbus
UPT
Ohio
Assn
Floyd Bidlak
Willoughby
Lester Blanke
New Bremen
Leonard Miley
Mount Victory
Edwin Cunningham
Nashport
Murray C. Lohr
More Hung ary Revolters May Be Executed
Washington based UPI reports the State Department warned that more participants in the 1956 Hungarian uprising may face execution after a United Nations committee accused Budapest of violating the UN Charter and the Universal Declaration of Human Rights in trials and executions. The U.S. pledged to keep the Hungarian plight before the world.
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Washington
UPI
State Department
Imre Nagy
Pal Maleter
Special
United Nations Committee On
Hungary
Budapest
U. N
United States
Captain to Be Commodore Captain To Be Commodore
Captain Don Manuel, master of the Great Lakes steamer Cason J. Callaway, will be appointed the first American commodore in Great Lakes commercial shipping. Adm. Charles R. Khoury of Pittsburgh Steamship Co. will officially appoint him, citing Manuel as senior captain.
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Conneaut
UPI
Don Manuel
Great Lakes
Cason J. Callaway
Manuel
Adm
Charles R. Khoury
Pittsburgh ‘Steamship Co
Khoury
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Arie Uec
Democratic Party
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