Senator Goldwater met recently with friends, one of whom reported that the Senator would seek the 1964 Presidential nomination if “a) someone shows him where the money is coming from, b) an organization can display the necessary support, and c) he obtains enough convention delegates.” Fair enough, boys?
TODAY’S WHODUNIT THE CASE OF THE MISSING dolls: The big doll was “Jackie,” the little doll was “Caroline,” and they were well-built, charming and of unmistakable likeness. They were selling very nicely, thank you, in the pre-season rush, when N.Y. Herald Tribune columnist Eugenia Sheppard mentioned them in her column. Suddenly an order for one of each doll was placed from the White House, and then suddenly the dolls became “Jennifer” and “Karen” and finally disappeared from the market. Later, a lady executive of a toy company was heard to say, “It seems that it’s perfectly all right for her to appear on the front page of every newspaper in America water-skiing in a bikini, but this darling doll is considered an invasion of her privacy.” Riddle: Who in the White House is reading the New York Herald Tribune?
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