Scranton says he would run if drafted for president
Pennsylvania Governor Scranton says he would accept a sincere draft for a 1964 Republican ticket, whether for president or vice president. He cited honesty in civil rights and acknowledged possible debates and treaty positions while suggesting Nixon could still be a factor if Kennedy’s 1960 defeat recurred.
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Robert M. Andrews
Washington
UPI
William W. Scranton
Penola
Kennedy
Barry Goldwat
GOP
Arizona
Goldwater
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Supreme Court
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Home tries to patch party split in British government
Prime Minister Home seeks Queen Elizabeth's approval to resume Parliament after Harold Macmillan's retirement. He aims to enter the Commons by contesting a Kinross byelection, while splits surface as Tory leaders Butler and Powell balk at cabinet roles.
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Richard C. Longworth
London
UPI
Lord Home
Queen Elizabeth
Jay
House of Lords
Commons
Home
House of Commons
Conservative
Harold Macmillan
R.A Butler
Macmillan
Tain MacLeod
Conservative Party
House of = Commons
Epoch Powell
Labor
Harold Wison
Kinross
Scotland
Red China UN defeat predicted at United Nations session
The United States backs Chiang Kai-shek against Communist China in a General Assembly vote on Albania's resolution to seat Peking. Observers expect China to lose by a wide margin, a defeat that could heighten Communist influence in the Security Council and UN organs.
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China
Albania
Peking
United States
Chiang Kai-shek
ULN
Lit
Security Council
General Assembly
U.N
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