Goldwater Rejects Rockefeller Bid for 1964 Nomination
Barry Goldwater says he cannot support Nelson Rockefeller for the Republican nomination and notes many party members will not back him. He cites Rockefeller’s positions and lack of active backing in 1964, while Nixon leads GOP preference in polls.
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Majority Of Tar Heel Delegates Favor Nixon
North Carolina's 26 Republican delegates to the national convention show a majority backing Richard Nixon for the presidential nomination. District delegates include G. Chan Albemarle, G. Mar Davidson, J. Frankiesville, B. Kincaid Lenoir, D. Simpson Morco, Mss Foster Asheville, K Card Sylva, and others in Winston-Salem. A few, such as Rep. Jim Gardner and Weldon, do not flatly endorse Nixon.
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North Carolina Democratic and GOP split on congressional outlook
Raleigh AP reports Democratic chairman Tim Valentine and party officials offered views Monday on NC congressional races. Valentine predicted more Democrats in Congress after the election, noting the current split of eight Democrats and three Republicans amid tax load debates.
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