New York's Governor Nelson Rockefeller got back in the Republican presidential race this week.
Faced with Vice President Nixon's overwhelming claim on the nomination, Rocky had withdrawn last December as an active challenger. Republicans of every hue, including Dick Nixon, immediately and persistently began to woo him as the most promising vice-presidential candidate around, but Rocky straight-armed every proposal. Last week Rockefeller announced that, to avoid any possible vice-presidential stampede, he would stay away from the Republican convention in Chicago.
This was the signal for New York's Republican state chairman, L. Judson Morhouse, to issue what amounted to a stinging challenge...
