Committee of 100 splits over 1968 nominee path
The 1967 Young Republican National Federation meeting in turmoil as moderates seek control with a three way race for chairman. Barry Goldwater’s influence looms amid calls for stronger national checks and a veto on executive board choices. Ray Bliss argues the aim is electing a nominee, not directing internal affairs, while Tom Van Sickle pushes constitutional changes. Jim Betts backs limits and executive director picks, with Ted Cormaney named as potential director if McDonald wins.
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B. N. Holt
Republican National Federation
Federation
Goldwater
Johnson
Senate
GOP
Ray Bliss
National Committee
Bliss
Tom van Sickip
Kilisas
Jim Betts
Cleveland
Ohio
van Sickle
SRR
Betts
Jack McDonald
Nashville
Tenn
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