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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1963

Page

10

Rockefeller Returns To Public Life And Puts His Future On The Line

Rockefeller resumes public life in Washington as he tests a path toward the 1964 GOP presidential nomination. His moves include fundraising dinners in several states and a planned Waldorf Astoria dinner, with forecasts of governor support and possible rival Goldwater's campaign activity.

Rockefeller Jack Bell Washington New York Goy Nelson A. Rockefeller Margaretta Virginia Michigan Bany Citizens’ Planning Committee Rockefellers Rockefellers Will Attend the Annual Dinner of the State Republican Committee Waldorf-Astoria Bee Associated Press Idaho Kansas Maine Pennsylvania Rhode Island Oregon Barry Goldwater Rariz Arizona Montana South Dakota

Arizona VFW Convenes in Nogales for 43rd Annual Convention

The Department of Arizona Veterans of Foreign Wars plans its 43rd annual convention in Nogales from Thursday to Saturday. Over 600 members and wives are expected. VFW commander George Gamard of Yuma will open the joint meeting, Auxiliary President Marguerite Senner Smith of Miami will give opening greetings, with a parade Friday and officer elections Saturday.

Nogales Department of Arizona Veterans’of Foreign Wars George Gamard Yuma VFW Marguerite Senner Smith Miami

Western negotiators open to moving test ban talks

Western participants at the 17 nation disarmament conference indicate willingness to relocate talks to Moscow or Washington to break the stalemate over test ban inspections. Kennedy and Macmillan urged Soviet Premier Khrushchev to engage, while the Soviet position remains unclear amid Moscow party plenum and China talks.

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