70 Year Magazine Archive

Goldwater Country

by James Jackson Kilpatrick

At stake in the South are at least 100 of the 270 electoral votes needed to win. Goldwater, says the author, can get them; Rockefeller cannot

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Richmond

On November 6, 1962, some 58,000 voters of the Third Congressional District of Virginia went to the polls. Their purpose was to choose between J. Vaughan Gary, Democrat, and Louis H. Williams, Republican, in electing their Representative in the Congress. In point of fact, there was a third man in the race, a high school teacher by the name of Dudley; he got precisely 584 votes, and thereby hangs a tale.

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