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1 0 TIIE CAHTAT, TIMES, Thursday, May 19, 1960 Cites Press nf Business I960 Political Campaign hers for. outstandin the public at a dinner for members and wives at the Cuba Club Monday at 6 p.m. Assemblyman Fred A. Risser (D-Madison) will orcsent the awards. Nixon Gels Big Hand In Glenn Henry Will Not Seek Another Term- Wiley Cancels Appearance Al Milwaukee Convention trip in from surrounding farm areas.

Returning to Washington on a chartered plane, Nixon told reporters what impressed him most was that crowds clustered on street corners to wave and cheer as his caravan rolled by. It. was almost as though the N. Y. State -'i WHITE-PEARC tion, which refused to endorse him in 1856.

The critical world situation, legislation of vital interest to i i and an important weekend conference. demand my presence in the nations capital, Wiley told Claude Jasper, GOP state chairman. By JACK BELL WASHINGTON I Vice President Nixon added upthe score of a two-day visit and concluded today that Republicans can carry-j-- New York November with a alTeadof the Republicans in wrh- general election campaign already was on, he said with an air of near disbelief. Nixon minced no words about the. difficulties he believes lie PEARL WASHINGTON OJPI) Sen.

Alexander Wilev R-Wis said today the press of foreign affairs and legislation has forced him to cancel out his scheduled participation in the Wisconsin Republican convention in Milwaukee. I stand ready, however, to assist after the primary, Wiley said. Wiley had been scheduled to address the GOP convention, and his 'appearance was viewed as a renewal of friendship with the official state Republican organiza caeag ning prized 45 1 electoral votes. 1 consider New York a major battleground. he told a news It fs.one of the key.

close states in a nationally, close election. SPAGHETTI So Quick I So Easy I So Delicious! firit choice with Wiiconsin Homemaker. team effort. The team he had in mind, by his own statement, included Gov. Nelson A.

Rockefeller. The governor has been polite but seemingly unenthusiastic about Nixons expected selection as the Republican presidential nominee. Under writers The Madison Association of Life Underwriters will honor 59 mem- ohnsons Drive Soon Will Swing Into High Gear By WILLIAM F. ARBOGAST WASHINGTON Sen. Lyndon B.

Johnsons campaign for the Democratic presidential nomination will swing into high gear with the opening here probably next week of a Citizens for Johnson headquarters. Shortly thereafter, the Texas senator is expected to make a formal announcement of his candidacy. That may come shortly after the last of the state presidential primaries early in June. Although obviously an aspirant. is Nixon himself was a model of: circumspection Wednesday every time he dealt with the question of i Rockefellers announcement that he will not attend the GOP con-, Assemblyman Glenn L.

in Chicago. The question (D-Madison announced today 'came up during Nixons appear-that he would not be a candidate antes in Syracuse, Auburn and. eezer -door refrigerator- for re-election this fall. Henry said his plans for the future make it impossible for him to devote the necessary time to run for re-election. Henry, who represents the citys East Side district, is serving his first term in the Buffalo.

Yes. Nixon said. Rockefeller certainly is a possibility for the presidency. Yes. Nixon accepts as final the governors statement that he wont take second place on the ticket.

No, lie had not presumed to Johnson has avoided any announcement of his political plans and has stayed out of state primaries. He has said his duties as Senate Democratic leader require his attention. Johnsons backers believe they can pick up enough pledged delegates between now and the start of the Los Angeles convention on July 11 to assure the Texan considerably over 400 votes on the first ballot. They are counting on 350 or more delegate votes from the Southern and border states on the first ballot, unless some of these states scatter their support to favorite son candidates on the first choice, probably Adlai Steven son, will win the nomination. Johnson's forces consider their first and principal threat a blitz nomination for Kennedy before Johnson can pick up additional second or third ballot, support.

They expect the additional support to come from delegates now favoring Missouris Sen. uart Symington, who has the backing of former President Harry S. Truman. They are hoping the Symington delegates will switch to Johnson after the first ballot and start a bandwagon movement. Symington himself, ver, has generally been considered to yii 105 Mas its own separate storage door, has 2 shucher ice cube trays.

ill 'Ik It has been a privilege to ask county leaders to support him have been a small part in theifr the nomination in the face of first Democratic administration State Chairman L. Judson Morin Wisconsin in over 20 years and louse P1 Psa that the 96-vote to have been able to support the.1"1'011 delegation be kept unfine legislation introduced in thetcornrntcd-Legislature by the adminLstra-l he felt the Republicans tion Henrv said. cou fan7 Nw Yo.rk the pen: Whtle in 'the Assembly, Henry eral '01' served on four ftort- latr Nlxon bor. Municipalities. Transporta- to reporters later, indicates he tion and Veterans and Military thinks ler Affairs.

He is also a member i'" Nc Wk ,0 -ot bim elected of the Interim Committee onaftcr he 15 nommatcd County Government. tally. Johnsons campaign strate-be counting' on a deadlock to gists already have taken steps to boost his own chances as a com-i Family-size model big enough for the average family's food needs. head of! favorite-son movements in several states. They already are counting on: Virginia's delegation which will ca prevent Kennedv be instructed nes Saturday at (rom the requircd the State Democratic Convcn ton on fcw baots and sav thev expect the rest it i- have a good chance of cutting tn- the South to follow irgima ban- A UXO MAT I l-h Refrigerator defrosts automatically I No buttons to push, no pans to empty! S7GSEaBo WHY Nixon was obv iously as pleased as a man who had hit a grand-slam homer when he wound up a round of enthusiastic receptions Wednesday night.

Republicans turned out in numbers that belied any coolness on their part toward the Californian who had crowded their owfn governor out. of the presidential arena. More than 2,000 lined up to shake hands with him and Mrs. Nixon in a hotel ballroom in Buffalo. Every time he turned up somewhere Nixon was almost mobbed by autograph seekers.

It Vinje Will Wed Helen M. Howe Arthur M. Vinje, 72. of 2800 Mason will be married Tuesday to Helen Mary Howe. Ripon.

president of the Howe former publishers of the i Press. The couple will be married at a simple, private ceremony at the home of the bride's sister-in-law, Mrs. Henry E. Howe, Prairie du Chien. Mr.

Vinje. Wisconsin State We can prove this model Is $50 less than comparable national brands to his strength and picking up a majority on the third or fourth ballot, a Johnson spokesman said. Failure of the Paris Summit Conference is considered by Johnsons supporters as a break for their. man. With international tensions now unlikely to be substantially eased by July, they believe the delegates will be reluctant to choose as thier nominee a man as young as Kennedy, who will be 43 on Mav 29.

Johnson will ner ino the Johnson camp. From some scattered Western and Northwestern states, Johnson forces claim enough additional delegates to boost his first-ballot total well over 400. It will be over 500 for Johnson on the first ballot, a top Johnson backer said in an interview. "Johnson will be as strong as Sen. Kennedy on the first ballot and will be able to hold his votes on later ballots.

Limited quantities Some of Johnsons campaign be 52 in August and has been a Journal photographer since 1914. had all the air of a campaign is the son of the late State Su- being conducted by a man al preme Court Justice and Mrs. Aad Vinje. He is a widower. Mr.

Vinje's wife died in 1957. member of congress 23 years. Kennedy is in his 14th year as a member of Congress. The Johnson forces undoubtedly will emphasize between now and convention time the need for a man mature in years and in leaders are experienced veterans in convention maneuvering. They feel that if their man ean't win in three or four ballots.

both he and Sen. John F. Kennedy (Mass) will forced out of the running and a third ready nominated by his party. A thousand women from the Syracuse area lined up at 8 a.m. for the reward of a handshake with Mrs.

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