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Newspaper
The Times Herald Record
Location
Middletown, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1964
Page
2
Texas Republicans at the 56 GOP National Convention votes pledged to Sen. Barry Goldwater. About 11,000 Republicans roared approval as he accused a Democratic administration of sacrificing soldiers to political whims in Viet Nam. He urged Southern support and left for Washington before the convention vote.
Barry Goldwater won 65 new Republican convention delegates on Tuesday boosting his tally. Arkansas headquarters said nine of 12 delegates pledged to Goldwater hours after Texas handed him all 56 convention votes, giving him a lead toward the Republican presidential nomination.
New York UPI Rockefeller urges former President Eisenhower and former Vice President Nixon to publicly back Gov. William Scranton for the Republican presidential nomination. He says he would refuse the vice presidency and questions Nixon's strategy while Scranton seeks delegates.
Pennsylvania Governor Williams Scranton told Kansas Republicans he believes the party can win the presidential election in November and that he would have a better chance if nominated. He criticized Goldwater and denied seeking the vice presidency, citing a platform of stronger foreign policy, sound fiscal policy, and better federal-state relations. A telephoned threat to his life was reported during his Minneapolis stop.
In the enemy camp and call the police. The Scranton man involved was John D. Ferris a Dallas lawyer and investments man.
Former Vice President Richard Nixon told about 600 delegates at the National Coal Association convention that the next two weeks will be decisive in the Republican presidential race between Barry Goldwater and William Scranton. He noted Scranton could raid Goldwater delegates to stop on first ballot at the July 13 convention in San Francisco as Rockefeller’s exit shifts support to Scranton.
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