Mississippi Governor Backs Goldwater for President
Governor Paul B. Johnson urged Mississippi Democrats to back Barry Goldwater, predicting a tremendous victory. He supported a Johnson Humphrey electors slate while ballots would also list Goldwater electors, arguing a unified conservative vote prevents division and clarifies the choice for November.
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Jackson, Miss
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Paul B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
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Goldwater
National
Democratic Party
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Goldwaer
Johnson- Humphrey
Michigan Family Visitors and Local Club Event in Summitville
Michigan couple from Allegan visit Summitville residents Mr. and Mrs. Alton Addison and Jack. Victory Home Demonstration Club holds a picnic at Shadyside Park Anderson with hostesses Mrs. Troy Shaffer and Mrs. Cecil Dunham. Miss Vanessa Bogir demonstrates Altering Dress Patterns and Mrs. Herbert Ice leads discussion on Accessories for the Home. Virgil Himelick returns from lakes trip. Lois Hurt infant son moved from Marion General Hospital to Riley Children’s Hospital Indianapolis. Robert Palmer and family relocate to Van Buren. Palmer to teach mathematics and physics at Summitville High School.
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Allegan
Mich
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Victory Home Demonstration Club
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Anderson
Troy Shaffer
Cecil Dunham
Lester Campbell
Vannesa Bogir
Herbert Ice
Virgil Himelick
the Lakes
Max Dean
Lois Hurt
Marion General Hospital
Riley Children’s Hospital
Indianapolis
Robert Palmer
van Buren
Mr. Palmer
Summitville High School
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