Goldwater Says Oregon Vote Harms GOP Rival Slate
Senator Barry Goldwater in Santa Rosa called Oregon primary a victory for the radical left and said Nixon likely benefits most in the race. He dismissed Lodge and Rockefeller as having limited paths to the nomination, predicted California will be pivotal, and criticized party infighting while rallying for a principles-based campaign.
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California Roll Call Reveals House Vote Split on Funding Bill
AP reports California members Johnson Leggett Meilliard and others on recent rolls. Several Democrats and Republicans were recorded as voting yes or not voting while certain amendments and motions related to the loan program and international development faced division and defeat in committee and on the floor.
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Rockefeller Victory in Primary Looms in Oregon
In Oregon, Governor Rockefeller leads GOP with 33 percent of 3,009 counted precincts, ahead of Lodge and Goldwater. California’s June 2 primary looms as pivotal if Rockefeller prevails, potentially changing the race for the nomination. Nixon, Smith, and Scranton trails reflect a fractured field.
Anti Sub Plan Funds Sought by Navy Officials
Washington AP Sen Armed Services panel heard Rear Adm George Pressey describe a new anti submarine program. He asked for 4 882 000 for the year beginning July 1 to support development and testing at a Bahamas center. Sen John Stennis pressed on protecting against nuclear subs and sudden threats.
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