Wallace Boasts Barry's Chances
Wallace argues Barry could win given current form and recent results as analysts weigh potential matchup strengths and momentum in the title pursuit.
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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1964
Page
2
Wallace argues Barry could win given current form and recent results as analysts weigh potential matchup strengths and momentum in the title pursuit.
The article outlines Wallace criticizing federal courts and promising to put them “in their place” while predicting a new day after the Democratic convention. It notes Goldwater’s stance on school integration, Eisenhower’s potential campaign role, and how media and politics affect the South and national balance of power.
The withdrawal of Gov. George Wallace shifts the race to a Goldwater Johnson contest in the South and across the West. GOP figures see the move as clarifying the split with Wallace and intensifying intraparty dynamics, while Goldwater contends with fundraising and conference planning as he targets New York and Pennsylvania.
South wide reaction split along party lines as governors and party chairs weighed Wallace's exit. Georgia’s Carl Sanders doubted a quick third option and hinted at a push to keep Georgia Democratic. Alabama and Virginia figures predicted shifts toward Goldwater with independents and Democrats.
New Delhi reports 125 Internal Revenue employees charged with corruption and 200 more under investigation. Home Minister G. L. Nanda says a substantial portion of income tax funds fails to reach state coffers.
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