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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1964
Page
26
Washington dispatch notes New Hampshire primary next Tuesday begins a 12 week series of GOP ballots likely to shape the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. The field could be narrowed or eliminated as campaigns continue despite past large successes.
The United States agreed to finance development in the United Arab Republic with a 30 year loan of about 69.3 million dollars. The loan aims to aid UAR development projects while aligning with the political goal of supporting a party nomination process. Delegates to the national convention may be pledged or write-in, affecting the outcome of the primaries and the California vote.
Pravda and Trud praised the American Communist daily The Worker on its 40th birthday. The Worker, once the Daily Worker, remains the only American newspaper available for sale in the Soviet Union.
In Concord and across New Hampshire nine daily papers divide their stance on the 1964 presidential primary. Goldwater backing by Manchester Union Leader publisher William Loeb. Rockefeller support from Portsmouth Herald, Claremont Eagle, Lebanon Valley News. others endorse uncommitted delegates or offer no endorsement. The Monitor backs an uncommitted slate, while Loeb’s editorials attack Rockefeller over morality and misrepresentation of Goldwater.
Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy moved to stop a rapid drive to make him Johnson's running mate. He said the vice presidential choice should rest with Johnson and the Democratic convention and he would not confirm willingness for a second place on the ticket. News followed reports of a write-in effort in New Hampshire.
In Concord New Hampshire voters on Tuesday confront a record ballot for the presidential primary with GOP and Democratic races plus a local option referendum delegates to a state constitutional convention and local officials. The Republican ballot lists five presidential candidates a vice presidential candidate and 101 delegate candidates and alternates for the national convention in San Francisco.
Dr. Byron F. Evans, longtime Saratoga Springs City School District superintendent, is named director for student affairs at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, effective May 1. President Richard G. Folsom announced. Evans succeeds John F. Morse who resigned to join the American Council on Education as an executive associate.
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