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Mcallen Daily Monitor
Mcallen, Brownsville, Harlingen, Hidalgo County, Cameron County, Texas
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In Mexico City on June 2, the socialist democratic party, allied with ex-President Plutarco Elias Calles, appealed for unity in the upcoming presidential election via a manifesto proposing a conciliation cabinet with opposition leaders to back official candidate General Lazaro Cardenas.
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MEXICO, D. F., June 2. (AP)—An appeal for unity in the coming presidential elections, which was interpreted in opposition political circles as a peace proposal from the government, was made today by the socialist democratic party in a manifesto which set forth a suggested conciliation cabinet composed of leaders of all political factions.
The party, which is known as a close friend of the principal figure behind the present government, ex-President Plutarco Elias Calles, urged opposition parties to support General Lazaro Cardenas, "official" candidate of the national revolutionary party, and proposed that in return for this said Cardenas should promise before the July 1 voting to name a cabinet which would include general Antonio Villareal and Colonel Adelberto Tejeda, opposition candidates, as well as their principal supporters.
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Mexico, D. F.
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June 2
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proposed conciliation cabinet composed of leaders of all political factions, including opposition candidates and supporters
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The socialist democratic party, a close friend of ex-President Plutarco Elias Calles, issued a manifesto appealing for unity in the coming presidential elections. It urged opposition parties to support General Lazaro Cardenas, the official candidate of the national revolutionary party, in return for Cardenas promising to name a cabinet including general Antonio Villareal and Colonel Adelberto Tejeda, as well as their principal supporters, before the July 1 voting.