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Lawton Constitution

Location

Lawton, Oklahoma, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1964

Page

12

Bellmon Says New Hampshire Primary Lacks Impact on Nomination

Oklahoma Governor Bellmon stated the New Hampshire presidential primary will be indefinite inconclusive and inconsequential by the time the Republican national convention meets He noted Lodge's victory on home ground and praised Goldwater as a strong vote getter in New England and not disappointed by Rockefeller's finish He added the primary did little for Nixon's candidacy

Hot Springs Ark UPI Oklahoma Henry Bellmon New Hampshire Bellmon Arizona Barry Goldwater New York Nelson Rockefeller Goldwater Bellmen Rockefeller New England Sen Robert A. Taft White House Dwight D. Eisenhower Taft Wisconsin Wendell L. Willkie Willkie Harold E. Stassen Ballyhooed Stassen Nebraska Pennsylvania Ohio Thomas F. Dewey Oregon Dewey Harry S. Truman Robert M. Lafollette Sr Raymond Clapper District of Columbia

Campaigners Can't Believe Lodge Victory

In New Hampshire two Boston businessmen and a secretary started a Lodge write in campaign with no money or structure. A direct mail pledge card effort and a tailored sample ballot helped Lodge win the primary while J Richard Jackman led the campaign from Concord.

David Goldberg Goldberg Paul Grindle Senate Lodge George Edward Ted) Kennedy Massachusetts J. Richard Jackman Concord Printing Firm

Surprises mark long career of Henry Cabot Lodge

Concord NH AP Surprises and the unexpected have defined Henry Cabot Lodge since 1922 when he began as a Boston newspaper reporter. The Boston Brahmin rose through Harvard and politics, defeated James Curley in 1936, served in WWII, backed NATO and the Marshall Plan, and held UN and ambassadorial posts before accepting the South Vietnam ambassador role at Kennedy's request.

Concord Henry Cabot Lodge Boston Massachusetts Lodge Senate Europe

Washington Window Primaries Should Be Abolished

Washington Window argues abolition of presidential primaries. The piece traces historic primaries that affected nominations, notes only 15 states plus D C hold presidential primaries, and contends the system harms candidate selection, urging abolition for a more efficient government.

States District of Columbia

Primary Race At A Glance

In New Hampshire the GOP winner was Henry Cabot Lodge with write in support for Nixon and Goldwater trailing. Goldwater and Rockefeller both faced set backs as California primary looms, while Lodge swept the 14 delegates. Democrats backed Johnson for president and Kennedy for vice president amid heavy snow and a turnout around 100000.

Concord N.H UPI New Hampshire GOP Henry Cabot Lodge U.S South Viet Nam Barry Goldwater Nelson A. Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Margaret Chase Smith Harold FE. Stassen Michigan George Romney Pennsylvania William W. Scranton Lodge Rockefeller Goldwater California Johnson Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy

Rockefeller Happy With Third in New Hampshire Primary

Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller says he is happy with his third place finish in the New Hampshire Republican primary and heads to California to campaign for the June 2 California primary. He hopes Henry Cabot Lodge resigns as ambassador to South Viet Nam to join the race, while Barry Goldwater finishes second.

Henry Cabot Lodge U.S South Viet Nam Hue Defense Robert McNamara Lodge New Hampshire New York UPI Nelson A. Rockefeller California Rockefeller Arizona Barry Goldwater Kennedy International Airport Sacramento Oakland Berkeley

Singer Mel Torme Sues Judy Garland Over Contract

Los Angeles reports Mel Torme sues Judy Garland for 22500 claiming she owes him as vocal arranger on her television show. The complaint was filed in Los Angeles and centers on contract terms.

Los Angeles Mel Torme Judy Garland

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