Nixon Says He Has Not Softened Views on East Wes t Berlin
Former Vice President Nixon told reporters in Berlin that he believes a peace pact to end the Cold War must involve concrete concessions and that Khrushchev’s signals of relaxation are not reliable. He cited Hungary’s 1956 revolt and the Berlin Wall as failures by Western administrations to act decisively against Communist moves, questioning prospects for German reunification.
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Rockefeller Campaign Sees ’64 Bid Amid Goldwater Boom
In Albany a Nixon era report outlines Rockefeller strategy for the 1964 GOP nomination. It notes 53 delegates from a broad slate across states including Maryland Idaho and Puerto Rico, with 1,308 total delegates and a GOP majority around 655 votes. Goldwater strength is pegged to the South West and Midwest, while New York New Jersey Massachusetts Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Michigan and California hold 9 big industrial state delegates totaling 512 votes. Nixon cites Hungary and East bloc tensions as offsetting issues and suggests possible Romney Scranton or a Rockefeller Goldwater stalemate as a path to the nomination.
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