Barry's Victory in California Primary Signals Uncertain GOP Path
In San Francisco Barry Goldwater narrowly wins California's Republican primary, with about 38 percent of registered Republicans voting for him and 70 percent of GOP ballots going to Goldwater. Nelson Rockefeller trails, raising questions about contending factions and the path to the July convention. Caspar Weinberger, Melvin Laird, Glen Lipscomb, and Robert Wilson plan a peace conference to heal intra party rifts with a closed session for discussion.
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Rockefeller stays on campaign trail after Goldwater victory
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller vows to stay in the race after Barry Goldwater wins the California Republican primary. Rockefeller will address a Suffolk County Republican Committee dinner on Long Island that aims to raise funds for the fall election.
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Dr King Fits Goldwater Vote Rift With Negroes
Civil rights leader Dr Martin Luther King said on Wednesday that virtually no Negroes in the United States would vote for Senator Barry Goldwater if he wins the Republican nomination. He argued Goldwater's philosophy conflicts with Negro goals and could cost the GOP its Negro membership should Goldwater lead the party.
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Goldwater Seen Close to GOP Nomination on First Ballot
A UPI tally shows Barry Goldwater likely to exceed 600 first ballot votes, with 443 delegates already chosen and an estimate of 613 total from 15 states still voting. Rockefeller, Scranton, Lodge and Nixon trail as uncommitted votes shape the final convention outcome.
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European reaction to Goldwater victory in California primary
European papers express shock and disbelief at Barry Goldwater's California primary win. The Guardian calls him an eighteenth century figure misplaced in modern politics, while The Times warns it could undermine faith in U.S. political maturity and urges Democratic retention of power. Other papers worry about policy direction and long term progress since Eisenhower.
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Johnson Kennedy meet to discuss departmental matters
President Johnson and Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy held a session titled departmental matters a White House meeting noted by UPI Moscow Radio and Finnish Socialist organ. Global papers described Goldwater as dangerous isolationist and a threat to world peace drawing mixed international reactions.
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Barry Won by 64 035 in California GOP primary
Final unofficial count from the California primary shows Goldwater 1 107 307 and Rockefeller 1 043 272 for the presidential Republican race, yielding a 64 035 margin with about 250 000 absentee ballots yet to be counted.
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