Goldwater Defeat Signals Shift in GOP Leadership Struggle
Dean Burch plans to quit as Republican National Committee chair on April 1, marking a setback for Barry Goldwater. Eisenhower Nixon and several governors push for broader party unity, with Goldwater insisting he is not the party leader and warning that Burch’s ouster would amount to his own repudiation.
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Goldwater and Burch Fail to Secure Broad Party Support
Goldwater and Burch concede they cannot win a broad-based mandate after a committee vote. Burch plans to quit in April to make way for Ray Bliss, Ohio GOP chairman, as pressure mounts from Goldwater and Eisenhower allies. The outcome signals a repudiation of conservative Republicans by a sizable faction.
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