1964 Presidential Race Launches

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keywords: 1964 campaign for president, democratic candidate lyndon b. johnson, republican candiate barry goldwater

Synopsis: The 1964 Presidential Campaign is officially launched when President Lyndon B. Johnson in his bid for re-election attacks candidate Barry Goldwater and his stand that any nuclear weapon is conventional while conversely Mr. Goldwater slams the administration's tax cut promising a 25% reduction of his own...(read more)

Date: 1964
Duration: 00:02:42
Sound: Yes
Color: Monochrome
Type: Public Domain
Language: English
Location: United States

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1964 Presidential Race Launches

1964 Presidential Race Launches

The 1964 Presidential Campaign is officially launched as 100,000 people assemble in Detroit to hear President Johnson’s first bid for re-election. He attacks Barry Goldwater’s stand on looking at any nuclear weapon as conventional. Meanwhile, Republican candidate Barry Goldwater begins his first swing with a rally in Dodger Stadium, Los Angeles, California. He attacks the administration’s tax cut while promising a 25% cut over five years of his own if elected. CU images of Barry Goldwater as he greets well-wishers.