The Political Graveyard: North Carolina Delegation to 1964 Republican National Convention
- ️Lawrence Kestenbaum
North Carolina Delegation to
the
1964
Republican National Convention
Delegates (may be incomplete!)
- At-Large: J. E. Broyhill, Lenoir - Robert L. Gavin, Sanford - Thelma Rogers, Charlotte - J. Herman Saxon, Charlotte
- 1st District: Claude L. Greene, Jr., Robersonville - John A. Wilkinson, Washington
- 2nd District: S. H. Conger, Weldon - Prescott Spigner, Kinston
- 3rd District: M. L. Butler, Clinton - S. E. Godwin, Warsaw
- 4th District: James C. Cresimore, Raleigh - John Redding, Asheboro
- 5th District: W. A. Armfield, Sr., Winston-Salem - Claude E. Billings, Jr., Wilkesboro
- 6th District: Richard B. Barnwell, Burlington - Philip L. Lacy, Greensboro
- 7th District: Fred R. Keith, Lumberton - Robert Warwick, Wilmington
- 8th District: James E. Harrington, Jr., Pinehurst - Marcus T. Hickman, Charlotte
- 9th District: Frank Fields, Mooresville - Ravon Smith, Concord
- 10th District: Kenneth D. Thomas, Hickory - Fred Williams, Rutherfordton
- 11th District: John Veach, Asheville - Wayne West, Warne
Alternates (may be incomplete!)
- At-Large: Walter G. Green, Burlington - Charles J. Mitchell, Greensboro - Eldon D. Nielson, Winston-Salem - Dorothy A. Presser, Charlotte
- 1st District: Lawrence Behr, Greenville - Frances Ratcliff, Pantego
- 2nd District: R. T. Hood, Jr., Kinston - Malcolm G. Perry, Goldsboro
- 3rd District: O. W. Godwin, Jr., Dunn - Thomas Reid, Jacksonville
- 4th District: James Carson Gardner, Rocky Mount - James Spence, Siler City
- 5th District: Wesley Dunlap, Walnut Cove - Robert G. Mills, Ararat
- 6th District: G. Fred Steele, Durham - Frances Yow, Greensboro
- 7th District: Bill Bailey, Chadbourn - A. Morehead Stack, Fayetteville
- 8th District: Lester A. Crowell, Jr., Lincolnton - R. Powell Majors, Charlotte
- 9th District: H. R. Hendrix, Jr., Mocksville - Hugh Wilson, Lenoir
- 10th District: Max Craig, Jr., Stanley - James Hughes, Linville
- 11th District: W. Gudger Duckett, Canton - Clarence L. Johnston, Hendersonville
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