Magazine content is available exclusively for TIME subscribers.Letters: Mar. 20, 1964
Republicans in New Hampshire
Sir: Lodge wins in New Hampshire. Nixon says he will accept the vice-presidential nomination. Robert Kennedy leads in preferential polls for the vice-presidency.
Shades of 1960! Can it be that in 1964 it will be Johnson and Kennedy versus Lodge and Nixon?
GEORGE BROMBERG Los Angeles
Sir: The New Hampshire primary can hardly be interpreted as a victory for Lodge, but rather as a rejection of Goldwater and Rockefeller.
JOHN W. KRIENKE Springfield, 111.
Sir: I am delighted with Lodge's decisive victory in New Hampshire. He is not merely an easy out...
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