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Show - 1 m DESERET NEWS AND TELEGRAM, 14A i Salt Lake City, Monday, July 55, .I960 IdahortJclcgafsj Favor Morion WyomingGroup irrilaled By For Second Spot Platform Moves j By" PAT MUNROE Oiveitlti Bireoi CHICAGO If Idahos delegation had its way on the vice presidential nomi- nation, it'd go to n k an- no u nee s- his - choice. Says he: I favor ton. He has Morvisit-Dworsh- edmany,many the states memberof the platform committee, who said: -- r "The -- (platform) committee Van pretty much say it was written by the committee and not by outsiders. It is a platform on which Ml Republicans and particularly western Republicans can campaign." .Other caucus events Harley Markham, Pocatello, national committeeman, horted the delegates: "We are trying to conduct this (convention) In a dignified, gentlemanly and ladylike, American fashion. Dont (act like) Democrats." The delegate applauded theh housing situati- on. As com-pare- with that given the Idaho delegation to the Democratic convention in Los ear Her Angeles this month. Chicagos Ox- ford Hotise is Gov. Smylie one of the citys most modern hostelries. The Los Angeles diggings were In a small downtown hotel referred to "as "The Mud Hut." . 1 Governor Smylie, who will make a speech introducing Convention Chairman Rep. Charles A. Halleck, showed off a gavel he will present to halleck. J i' Convention Sidelights Utah Delegates Take Beehive To Chicago -- CONVENTION HEAD-QUARTER- CHICAGO Utah Republicans do not plan to be better or no faster than their Los Angeles counterparts. But they are a lot easier on the pocketbook. outdone by-- theirDemocratic j counterparts who met last week in Los Angeles. Jaren L., Jones, Utah naIn the California City, a tional committeeman who white - beehive, Utahs - state wound up arranging this symbol, adorned the top of a whole convenbanspecial Utah tion, Isnt necesner. At - critical sarily- pounding points it sent any drums for blasts of carbon National Chairdioxide steam man Thruston B. pluming into the Morton. air. But he lost no There will be opportunity Sun a GOP beehive day- - night here in Chicago. pointing out Instead un-of newsmen Sen. Morton, on Mr. Jones emitting beelike plume of Mr. Toronto June 30, correctly forecast the steam, this one has a bee whose Kennedy-Johnsoticket emergnose lights up and which emits ing from the Democratic conan unmistakable beelike buzz. vention. hive was -- Could It be that The yellow-coloreJerry Is a dream-chilof the David W. found that he has Evans and Associates advertis- intimating of with an area agreement was and firm transported ing to Chicago by Delegate Lamont former President Harry S F. Toronto and Alternate Truman, who publicly charged Quayle Cannon Jn beforehand that the Demo conChicago cabs may be no fab was "rigged. n d d ) King Ovenwar Anchor-Hockin- f , ( g. Fire. by famous Brings cated only his own personal viewpoint and not that of the Utah delegation the Utah people. As the first convention session got under way Monday morning, the Utah group had not even caucused on any important matters pertaining to convention voting. Delegation Chairman Vernon Romney indicated there would be no such' caucus until after the first session and possibly not then. With the majority of the 11 men and three women in the delegation backing Mr." Nixon, the only real question Is for vice president, and Mr. Rqm-ne-y indicated he felt the group e would probably adopt a attitude in regard to ' question. Strictly unofficial comments from the group indicated, however, that there was considr erable support for Sen. If he shouM rtmislv Gold-wate- :rippa said that Illinois Sen. Everett M. Dirksen, who is- - being boomed for the vice presidential nomination by his own state", told the finance committee that the agreement would cost the taxpayers $20 billion a year. 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But she comes by her position naturally, for she has been in the banking business 30 years, and is now vic president of a Basin, Wyo., f bank. , . An attractive woman of 63, with a quick smile and a twinkle in her eye, Mrs, Meloney estimates she will have signed e time the 1,700 checks convention is just a memory. "I just sit in my office on the ninth floor of the Conrad Hilton, signing aWay, she says. There are two other people in the office, but I have to do all the signing. i better We'M sever sees Me-lone- Mrs. Abbott Cabot Lodge, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, and there were some who said they could go for Interior Secretary jUred A. Seaton should he draw support for the post. But, with Utah well down the lineef states in the convention roll call, and with no indication as yet from Mr. Nixon as to his personal preference, if any, the I is not taking any stand as yet. thw GE DeLuxe Model Refrigerator "wait-and-se- Thruston B. . the .Republican national chairman'and one of the leading candidates being mentioned in the vice presi' dential derby; Also with support is Henry nt n - consider ber two There dent for JOvenware tg$y-te-c!ea- , Utahdelegation.. If anything, the comment was that Mr. Bensons state- this J CU. FT. 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Now ... at Hrst Federal Savings while we celebrate our 40th anniversary, T 1 1 j States andzny party colleagues in Idaho tell me he has made a good impression there. Ambassador Lodge is doing a good Job in the United Nations and should stay there. At a Sunday afternoon caucus,, Gov. Robert E. Smylie, delegation chairman said: "The leading contenders for the vice presidential nomination according to my usually unreliable sources are Morton and Lodge. The caucus also applauded a report by Idaho Rep. Hamer Budge, 1 SHOP TUESDAY TILL 9 Nixon-Rocke-fell- For one, Sen, t Henry C. Dwor-shacomes right and he' he had won, .many said govCalifornia the use would' ernorship as a stepping stone to running for president Tm just glad to be back Knowland said- - Ive no urge to get back Into politics. Im newsjust happy to be in the business." . paper reporter .for the Oakland Tribune, a newspaper owned by his family ,v He also covered the Democratic convention 'In Los Angeles two weeks ago. Knowland risked his position as GOP minority leader in the Senate to rim against Edmund (Patf Brown for governor of California and. lost In 1958. If q 1 Sen. (Thruston IB. Morton. Ojlt KnowlandGoversGOPParlsy Former CHICAGO (UPI) Sen. William Knowland of California who might have attended as s presidential or vice presidential candidate if political fortune had smiled upon hfm, was a working reporter - Deseret News at the Republican national conConvention Bureau vention Monday. CHICAGO Thr 12 vote Knowland arrived Sunday as Wyoming delegation to the Republican national conven-tion showed- - signal of anger Sunday at the platform compromise of Friday night --The delegates, in their first caucus agreed to Withhold their support of Richard M. Nixon until the1 platform Is approved Tuesday. - Beeeret New I Kentuckys . "Dtamemfy Ar i ? ' l i Sa. Min, Ovr IvsImis a-0H- PARK ANYWHERE ! WE VALIDATE South Phone IM 4-65- 01 rt ( |