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VP:
Nixon Outlines Coals Vows New Strategy
UN Leader To Battle
ToMe Red e Thrt eats In The Free World
For Peace GHICAGO (AP)—Henry Cabot Lodge was nominated for vice president by the Republican convention last night by a vote of 1330, with one delegate abstaining. The holdout was Ed Ma-
her
San
Angelo,
who
of
changed
his
make
it unanimous.
CHICAGO (AP)--Richard M. Nixon last night opened what he said would be a
presidential campaign of unparalleled vigor and set out freedom.
Texas, vote
key
affairs
issge
Otlier
of
the
Convention
He
said
as
the
free
The
Page
world
‘its
overwhelming
us
#
to the
represent this country turmoil of world poli-
tics.” Lodge, to
the
the
U.S.
United
ambassador
Nations,
said
the
world is full of dangers because of Communist intentions to take it
over.
“Of course, we are not going to lose our country. We are going to keep our country. More than that, we are going to ad-
vance, using the strengths and the. talents which God gave us to
build
a
world
in
which
free-
dom will be secure; a world in which the rights’of small nations
will
of open the
respected;
societies
tolerance to
be
and\are
dignity
of
~ (See LODGE,
a
which
world
practice
truly devoted man,”
he
Page
said.
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HENRY
CABOT
The of
HAROLD
superintendent of the Board
Elections
yesterday
Corfrmonwealth that it’ will be liver
all
the
testified
Supreme impossible
voter
lists
in
Court to de-
requested
by the new Christian Action Party (CAP)
before
tration
deadline.
All land’s Hi
sevén highest
the
Aug.
28
regis-
By
A.
Gov.
W.
MALDONADO
Munoz
yesterday
a bill declaring
houses of prosti-
court
on
were
compaigning
signed deny
for
a bill making renting
or
Branded
racial, religious,
reasons,
and
or
created
a
a
house
political legal
office in the Department griculture. The governor approved
aid
of Athese
bills before leaving for a political
that lack of personnel ment will prevent the
island’s
which
has
yesterday
to
muni-
been to
to declare
prostitution,
for “immoral nuisance” and be closed. The
law
when Election Board chief Ernesto Mieres Calimano explained
for
the
Repub-
retaining
the
alleged
~.(See
inability
DEADLINE,
of the
Page
or
signed
from
in
hear
a
any
by
the
used
legis-
of “ill
Elec.
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to effect s public es-
of the immedia-
te neighborhood, or an which there are constant
inn in disord-
ers.”
Another law approved by Munoz prohibits, under a stiff peany
‘or
property
sell,
owner
lease,
from
or
sub-
quarters to a person religious, political, or racial
See:
HOUSES,
time
house
tablishment which “habitually disturbs the tranquility, the well
nalty,
of In
“recreational”
Page
4)
millions
victory
for
Nixon Rallies
GOP Legions For Campaign By
WALTER STAR
sit-
to
Sen.
visit
John
each
of
The campaign begins tonight, Nixon said. Since the notes represented only ideas and were not actual excerpts from Nixon’s acceptance speech, they were given out ahead
house
of prostitution.
being or decorum
Democratic
with
any
earlier
and
Kennedy. He promised
they
closing a house
a house
test
is now
dates” a “public thus order that it
repeals
hall
Court
lation that prohibited the govern-
nuisance
of a campaign
met
of
to a bill
the Superior
authorized
ning
register
cipalities. The Court,
ru-
Nuisance”. .
- The law; which g immediately, also
and equipcopying of
76
island’s
repute” unless the owner had been previously convicted of run-
is in the midst the
Munoz,
ment
the 1960 voter lists in all the election precincts requested. CAP in
the
“Public
According
it illegal to
selling
in
ral areas until early next week.
is- CAP petition that*it be allowed to refusing to hand copy the voter lists in view of lease living
of the
free
the 50 states in his drive for the White House. He lost no time in launching that drive.
island. He is expected to continue
approved
tution “public nuisances.” He also
recess,
members
president,
hope
convention
F.
Now Public Nuisances
barnstorming trip throughout the
J..LIDIN
LODGE
Houses Of il Repute
Election Board Can't Meet CAP Voter List DeadlineBy
raise
of
PRIEST
Convention
Bureau
CHICA G O—Republican ting in via television and radio. He referred to notes which said presidential candidate Richthis would be a precedent-shatter- ard M. Nixon yesterday eming campaign. barked on another series of The notés on which Nixon based marathon conferences with his speech were released orally to state delegations designed to newsmen in advance by his press build GOP unity behind the secretary, Herbert G. Klein. campaign he and Henry CaIn the note Nixon said he took no state for granted in his con- bot Lodge will wage. -
and to the world)” and that no one is so well fitted as presidential nominee Richard M. Nixon “in
to
goal
White House, spoke without a full prepared text before a erowded
gives te
vice
licans’
2
compelling,
importance
prepared
world sights in the cold war with Communism.
campaign.
News
election
was
thef
the “life and death between the Commu-|
struggle” nists and
the
forward
world
Nixon accepted the Republican nomination with a speech in which he said he
to
Lodge accepted the nomination with an address. thrusting
foreign
a
with
would
the
Nixon
the
not
field
was
understanding
be quoted
of
directly.
foreign
policy,
pictured as prepared
to
He
promised
personally in urged dissident
Texas
can program in party harmony.
And that
Page
21)
delegations over light
there state
was
of
possibility
plans
to kick off the
first. his
Hawaii
by
Kennedy new
will open in
a
name
try to undercut
in
nounced
the
would
Democratic campaign
nesday
NIXON,
there
Nixon
of
(See
Georgia
of the Democratic platform, and close ranks behind the Republi-
paign
of peace.
campaign
to weigh their differences civil rights planks in the
define the major Communist threat in non-military areas where the aggressor moves in the cloak a champion
and
to
the South and segments of the
getting
has
an
frontiers
cam-
in' the new. 50th
September.
Nixon
dropped to
(See
the
a
hint
Hawaiian
RALLIES,
Page
Weddele
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Turkish-Soviet Troops Clash At Ou tpost Near Black Bl Sea ANKARA (AP)—The Turkish No casualties Defense Ministry last night con-|in the fight. firmed
that
Turkish
and
Soviet
troops clashed in a brief frontier fight last Sunday night. A Defense Ministryspokesman said the incident occurred near
The spokesman
were
reported
said the trouble
started when a Turkish soldier on guard duty thought he saw something
moving
in the
dark
in
the direction of the Soviet bordGoman, a Turkish frontier out- er. “He started to fire after his post about 15 kilometers north} of Borcka. The outpost lies due} shouts to halt were ignored,” the east
of
the
Black
Sea
the district of Savsat ‘ince of Kars.
coast
in|spokesman
in the pro-|
said.
“His
comrades
joined in. The Russians (See TURKISH, Page
at the 21)