Election Will Test President's Coattails
The 1964 elections may determine if presidential coattails can boost Democratic gains. Analysts note that if Johnson wins by large margins, Democrats could gain many seats, while a split-ticket trend continues if coattails fade. The outlook hinges on toss-ups and leaning districts and future voting patterns.
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Johnson
U.S
House
Herbert Hoover
FDR
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Senate
Gas and Electric Sectors Unite Against Government Utilities
An official of the American Gas Association says gas and electric industries will join forces to resist government backed utilities. He cites Rural Electrification Administration and funds from the Housing and Area Development Acts as threats to investor owned firms. The alliance argues private enterprise must block government expansion to protect free enterprise and taxpaying business.
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American Gas Association
Rural Electrification Administration
Treasury
Inches Turn To Feet In Wage Deficit Forecast
The passage warns that tax cuts will fuel inflation and erode purchasing power. It cites a rising price index and a looming wave of wage demands led by auto workers. It argues government programs resemble political strategy and calls for public awareness and safeguards to prevent a wage price spiral.
South Dakota Mother Named 1964 Mother of the Year
Mrs. L. Mo Stavig of Sioux Falls is named 1964 Mother of the Year by the American Mothers Committee. She is 63, wife of Augustana College president, and mother of four with 13 grandchildren.
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New York
UPI
American Mothers Committee
L. Mo Stavig
Sioux Falls
Moother
Salinger stance fuels California power struggles in 1968 race
Ambition and alliances swirl as Salinger presses Brown to back him for U S Senate while Unruh’s influence in California politics draws scrutiny. Brown resists a full endorsement, fearing harm to Democratic prospects and reflecting the era’s tense intra party dynamics.
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Brown
Los Angeles
Sfused
Unruh
California
Pierre
UN- Salinger
U.S. Senate
Don Bradley
John F. Kennedy
Assassina
Diploma earns more and faster than you think
The article features Terry, a 17 year old high school senior, and Dr. Crane discussing how a high school diploma plus college can boost lifetime earnings. It cites Dr. Paul C. Glick’s figures and explains a two question screen to select job candidates, urging a business college path and a vocational guidance kit.
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Terry R
Crane
Paul C. Glick
Census Bureau
Business College
Dr. Glick
Esau
James B. Martin
the Pacific
Cific
Terry
Yif el
California politics and Salinger bid shakeup in 1964
The article outlines how Pierre Salinger’s presidential run risks reshaping California power. Gov. Edmund G. Brown may lose clout with the CDC and Unruh’s dominance while Cranston and Mosk maneuvers shift party control. The piece notes the broader stakes for California politicians and a looming primary contest.
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Salinger
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
Assembly
Jesse Urruh
California
Jnbow
California Democratic Council
CDC
Gov. Brown
Brown
Unruh
Clair Engle
Engle
Alan Cranston
Darling
Stanley Mosk
Cranston
Mosk
Mver
California Financial
Hiss
Don
Bradley
General Brown
Bradley's Features Corp
Pierre Salinger
Modern painless injection treatment for internal piles
Dr Brady promotes ambulant injection therapy for internal hemorrhoids as a preferred modern option over radical surgery. External piles may require office surgery under local anesthesia. Public notices announce upcoming NAACP meetings and a community fish fry on May 23 1964 at the Madison YMCA with prizes and a carnival for children.
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Prac
Panc
Indiana State Conference
Jonah Club
Fis
Roosevelt
Theson County
Madison County
NAACP
Be of good courage says old coach to his players
The old coach told his players that each game is fought by men of equal strength and age and to never quit despite the score. He urged courage, effort, and perseverance, repeating mantras about staying in the fight and pushing on.
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Commonwealth Life of Kentucky
California Toll Bridge Authority
California
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