Goldwater weighs 1964 decision by late January
Sen Barry Goldwater says he must decide by late January whether to seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination due to primaries in Illinois and New Hampshire. He predicts a conservative GOP candidate could boost Southern gains while liberal Republicans may struggle. He notes Kennedy leads him in polls but recalls Nixon Kennedy dynamics from the previous cycle.
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Eisenhower Says He Has No Favorite for Nomination
Former president Dwight D. Eisenhower stated he has no single favorite for the GOP presidential nomination and emphasized the party has a wealth of capable men. He denied opposition to Barry Goldwater while noting he is unclear on Goldwater’s present views and urged candidates to detail their current positions. He named Nelson Rockefeller, George Romney, William Scranton, Robert Anderson, and Walter Judd as possible contenders and praised Oregon Governor Mark Hatfield’s voice.
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Morse urges Goldwater run to create clear choice for voters
Sen Wayne Morse voices support for a Goldwater challenge to President Kennedy to offer a real choice on progress versus Neanderthalism. He predicts a Kennedy landslide and criticizes U S civil rights persistence while urging stronger measures. Morse also disapproves of Ngo Dinh Nhu's policies in Vietnam.
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