Nationwide Pol! Shows Barry is Tops
NEW YORK — The Asso
ciated Press has polled Republican
state and county leaders on their
choice for a Presidential nominee
in 1964. And the result is a run
away for Republican Senator Har
ry Goldwater of Arizona.
Not all these believe Goldwater
will be nominated. There were 901
who said they thought he would
be. That’s only 64 per cent.
New York Governor Nelson
Rockefeller received 56 votes as
the strongest candidate. Former
Vice-President Nixon received 44.
Another interesting fact brought
out by the questionnaire is this:
A sizeable number of those who
believe Goldwater would be the
strongest candidate also believe
that, if a deadlock develops at the
convention, the G.O.P. candidate
will be Nixon.
The Associated Press survey
was started in early October. A-P
correspondents in 50 states polled
2,961 Republicans, including some
city and town leaders. In Alaska,
which has no counties, the national
committeeman and committee
woman participated in the poll.
Of the total queried, more than
47 per cent replied. Republicans in
two states — New Jersey and Ha
waii — refused to participate.
The questionnaire asked opin
ions on two points:
Who is the strongest potential
G.O.P. candidate against President
Kennedy on the basis of present
conditions?
And whom do you think the
party will nominate in 1964?
Three other Republicans were i
named several times in answer to
both questions. They’re Sen. Thrus
ton Mortin of Kentucky, Gov.
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Goldwater topped all the poten
tial candidates on both questions in
; every state except New York. In
j New York, Rockefeller received 13
votes to four for Goldwater on the
question of strongest candidate
On the strongest candidate ques
tion. Goldwater was the unanimous
choice of those who replied in
Alabama. Arizona. Louisiana, Mis
sissippi. South Carolina and Tex
as. He also received a lop-sided
vote in his favor in Oklahoma,
Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Illinois,
Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, Mis
souri, Montana, Nebraska. North
Carolina, North Dakota, Oregon,
South Dakota, Tennessee, Virgin
ia. West Virginia, Wisconsin and
Wyoming.
Answers io Centennial Quit
(1) On the evening of March
29th, Stoeckl appeared at Seward’s
home with authorization to sell
Russian-America. At 4 a.m. the
next morning, the treaty was
signed.
(2> Treaty for purchase was rat
ified by the U.S. Senate following
a three-hour oration by Senator
Charles Sumner of Massachusetts.
<3> Seward was notified by
Stoeckl that the treaty had been
ratified in St. Petersburg.
(4> Proclamation of the purchase
was issued by the President of the
United States.
(5> Formal transfer of the for
mer Russian possession to the
United States at Sitka.
GLENDALE. Calif. eF — Two
men went to a bar and restaurant
early Saturday, enjoyed a lobster
tail dinner and then robbed the
bartender of $300.
But they told him ‘‘You're one
of the nicest fellows we've ever
robbed.” And they left him a ten
dollar tip. The name of the bar
is — The Robin Hood.
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Reports Many Cuban
Children Died in Flora
WASHINGTON OP — The Citi
zens Committee for a Free Cuba
said Saturday there were indica
tions that many of the 4,000 Cu
ban children drafted to harvest cof
fee had lost their lives in the re
cent hurricane. The Castro gov
ernment has denied such reports.
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of U.S. citizens opposing the Castro i
dictatorship in Cuba.
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area early in October believe the 1
death toll in Cuba was many times |
greater than the “more than '
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