Rockefeller Campaign Opens in New Hampshire for Presidential Bid
Rockefeller declared his bid and said he will enter the California primary in June. He emphasized campaigning on a unity platform at the convention, while critics doubt his commitment to Goldwater. Advisers insist his stance aims to quell doubts about GOP unity as he begins a New Hampshire push.
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Kuchel Hails Rockefeller Candidacy
Senate Minority Leader Kuchel of California welcomed Nelson Rockefeller as a Republican candidate for the presidency. He called Rockefeller a dedicated American and a relentless foe of totalitarianism and communism.
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Barry Rocky Primary Seen as Aid to State GOP
California Republican leaders welcomed Gov Nelson Rockefeller’s bid for the GOP nomination while warning the party must unite behind the eventual nominee. The California primary fight with Barry Goldwater could shape the race and testing party cohesion depends on candidate support and unity.
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Idaho Water Plan Aims to Relieve SoCal Shortage
Los Angeles engineers propose a 50 mile aqueduct from the Salmon River in Idaho to Lake Mead Nevada to ease Southern California water shortage. Rockefeller signals possible entry into the California June primary with Goldwater. Knowland says California voters deserve a real primary choice. WEINBERGER outlines a $1.4 billion canal plan adding 2.4 million acre feet annually to the Colorado River system. Republicans urged unity to back the eventual nominee at the convention.
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National Committeeman and Assembly Leader Comment on Neutrality
Joseph Martin said the position makes him neutral in the battle. Charles J. Coward of Sheridan Oaks refused to enter primary campaigns when accepting the role. Rockefeller’s announcement was described as what every party needs in the state. Frank Jordan, the only high official in Sacramento, urged the estate to fight or support in the primary.
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