TUESDAY. JULY 26. 1960
Dateline Washington
Reporter's Profile
Describes 'Rocky'
By KAY MILLS
Collegian
Washington Correspondent
With the growing momen
tum for the "Draft Rocky"
movement in Chicago came in
creased curiosity about this
man who claims he will reject
anything but a genuine draft
for the Republican Party's
presidenial nomination.
Governor of New York since
1958, Nelson Aldrich Rockefeller
also served as coordinator of in
ter-American affairs under Frank
lin D. Roosevelt from 1940 to .
1944. He became assistant secre
tary of state for South American
affairs in 1944.
He has been chairman of the
International Development Ad
visory Board for the Point Four
Program, a special adviser on
foreign policy for President Ei
senhower and undersecretary of
Health. Education and Welfare.
He helps administer the Rocke
feller Brothers Fund, which givesi
away $7 million annually.
Rockefeller proved a political
surprise in 1958 by first beating;
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as chairman of the National Se
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state would therefore be down
graded to supervise the day-to
day business of the department.
He advocates unifying the
armed forces to eliminate dupli
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Department of Defense to pro
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United States, not under the
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This year Rockefeller has also
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incorporated into the report
schululed to be presented to the
Republicans assembled in Chi
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Although he admits that Vice
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chances for gaining the party
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would not accept the k , ice7pr es i -
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