MEDFORD, MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOHD, ORE.
TUESDAY, JULY . 1M0
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Vice Presidential
Nominee Usually
Fills Appeal Gap
Washington OTO-Bolh Dem
ecriti and Republicani will
try to broaden their appeal
to the voters when they nom
inate their candidates for vice
president.
The vice presidential nom
inee of each party is chosen
after its presidential candi
date is nominated. If the pres
idential nominee is consid
. ered to have weakness in cer
tain areas or with certain seg
ments of the voting popula
; lion, the man chosen for sec
ond place on the ticket is
likely to have a special ap
peal to some of those areas or
voting blocs.
Judgment Deferred
Once the presidential nom
inee is chosen, national con
vention delegates defer to his
Judgment about a running
mate. .The vice presidential
candidate may be chosen by
the presidential nominee him
self after consulting a small
circle of advisers, or by the
(roup of advisers.
In 1956, Adlai E. Steven
son broke away from that
tradition by inviting a wide
open convention contest for
the Democratic vice presi
dential nomination. In this
contest. Sen. Estes Kefauver
(D-Tenn.) narrowly nosed out
Sen. John F. Kennedy ID
Mass.) 1 111. n.mL V- i V. I
aluivuku KCUK1 tfuilic Uitl-
ance is usually a factor, the
Democrat ignored that qua
lification in 1948 when Presi
dent Truman of Missouri was
chosen to head the ticket and
Sen. Alben W. Barkley from
the neighboring state of Ken
tucky was nominated for vice
president.
Each party has a sizeable
group of men who are viewed
as possibilities for the vice
presidential nominations inis
year.
' Among the Democrats, Sen.
Kennedy probably would be
rated first if he failed to win
the presidential nomination.
Other Possibilities
Other possibilities include
Govs. Leroy Collins of Florida,-
Herschel Loveless of
Iowa, Orville Freeman of
Minnesota, George Docking
of Kansas, Edmund G. Brown
of California, G. Mermen
Williams of Michigan and
Robert B. Meyner of New Jer
ey. Possibilities from the
senate include Sens. Albert
Gore of Tennessee, Henry
Jackson of Washington and
Hubert H. Humphrey of Mir-'
nesota.
On the Republican side,
those viewed as vice presi
dential possibilities include
Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge Jr., Secretary of Inte
rior Fred Seaton, Attorney
General William P. Rogers,
Secretary of Labor James P.
Mitchell. Other prospects are
Sent. Thruston B. Morton of
Kentucky, Kenneth P. Keat
ing of New York, Hugh Scott
of Pennsylvania, Barry Gold
water of Arizona and Everett
M. Dirksen of Illinois, and
House Republican Leader
Charles A. Halleck of Indiana.
Addison's Disease
Said Usually Fatal
New York (UPD Addison's
disease, which has been in
troduced into the current po
litical campaign, is an afflic
tion of the adrenal glands
which is usually fatal unless
treated medically.
Spokesmen for the Johnson-for-President
committee said
Monday that Sen. John F.
Kennedy, front-runner for the
Democratic nomination, is suf
fering from Addison's disease.
, The disease is characterized
by a brownish discoloration
of the skin, emaciation, pro
gressive anemia, low blood
pressure, gastrointestinal dis
turbance and extreme debili
tation. It usually is tubercular in
origin, attacking and disturb
ing the production of the in
ternal secretions of the su
perarenal, or adrenal, glands.
It is more common to males
than to females.
The most widely used medi
cation for Addison's disease
is cortisone and hydrocorti
sone, according to a Columbia
Presbyterian Medical Center
spokesman. Treatment in
cludes promoting the general
state of health plus medica
. tlon.
Hillcrest Girls
Take Freedom Fling .
Salem -WPD- Two inmates of
Hillcrest School for Girls took
an Independence Day outing
to heart Monday afternoon.
1 and fled from a swimming
party.
Hillcrest authorities said
on of the girls was taken into
custody by police. The other
girl was missing.
LOAN CHAIRMAN DIES
White Plains, N.Y. - (UPD -John
A. Greer, 78, chairman
of tha Empire State Federal
Savings and Loan association
here, died Monday,
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