Dirksen Kuchel clash over Wallace impact on 1968 race
Washington AP two top Senate Republicans spar over how a third party Wallace bid would affect the 1968 presidential race. Kuchel says Wallace would steal more from Democrats, Dirksen argues the split would hit both parties equally. Wallace plans to campaign in California and Ohio to qualify for ballots. Eisenhower denies saying Romney is unfit, clarifying his view on Romney’s stance and panic remarks. In New Hampshire a Johnson write-in drive is planned for the March 12 primary.
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Romney Pleased As Ike Refutes Times Story
Michigan Governor George Romney said he was pleased former President Eisenhower clarified an inaccurate statement about his presidential qualifications. Eisenhower told CBS he did not back any candidate and praised Romney's positions, while Romney met with Suharto and Malik on his world tour and planned to visit Singapore and New Delhi.
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