 I checked the New York Times archives (Sept. 7, 1964, page 5 being a case in point).  The Conservatives had hoped to run Claire Booth Luce for the U.S. Senate, but she backed out, and Henry Paolucci was the eventual nominee.  The party had a quandary, as they were not permitted to cross-list the Republican electors for Barry Goldwater, and thus feared dividing Goldwater's vote.  See NYT, Dec. 8, page 89 for the vote totals. J. Daniel Mahoney was the party's state chairman, and I still think that someone distorted his name into Daniel Patrick Moynihan's.  I'll correct the listing.   