Political Sideshow and Radio Shaped Conventions
The June 20th Century pew model display in Cleveland previews a convention style using radio to shorten speeches. Both parties plan brief keynotes and compact platforms to keep voters engaged, emulating a New York Republican model of 466 words as a template.
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Cleveland Convention Witness: Credentials Lock In Crowd
Tuesday at eleven o'clock the auditorium doors fill with delegates newsmen ushers and invited guests. Security guards deny entry without proper credentials, while reporters describe the setup the fielding of seating and the bustling preparations around Cleveland's Republican convention.
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