Prediction of Landslide Johnson Victory Dominates Election Talk
Public polls and political analysts point to a Johnson landslide tomorrow with about 64 percent support, while former Senator Knowland forecasts Goldwater Miller winning in 27 states for 303 electoral votes. The lone dissent cites a possible 303 electoral tally for Goldwater Miller if 27 states swing his way.
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Budget Deficit Down as Agencies Trim Spending
The Budget Bureau lowers the current year deficit projection to 5.7 billion dollars from 8.3 billion, with spending down 1.4 billion led by Defense to 48.6 billion. Agriculture gains nearly 1 billion, eight other departments show small cuts, cash spending 122.2 billion and receipts 118.8 billion, amid late-year uncertainty and President Johnson’s agenda.
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Poverty Is Relative Says Parkinson on Poverty Definitions
Dr. C Northcote Parkinson argues poverty is defined by time and expectations. He notes the line of poverty shifts with wealth levels and cites comparisons of U.S. affluence versus global conditions during his remarks at a New York awards banquet.
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Conservatives Face Split After California Primary Outlook
The Candor Kid argues the California Republican showdown between Goldwater and Rockefeller won’t alter Johnson’s path to the White House. He notes two rival swing camps within the GOP, predicts a possible four party dynamic, and cautions that Southern voters and urban machines are shifting. Johnson backs a state flexibility tax plan echoing Goldwater.
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Pressurized campaign editor weighs Athens school bond issue
Letters from Athens citizens press concerns over a school bond vote and district growth. Grace G. Greiner questions fiscal policy and state responsibility while Blanche DeWeese suggests leasing abandoned county schools for vocational use. Harriett Kovach calls for moral discussion as university town tensions rise.
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Byrd’s Va. loyalists shift to Johnson ticket shift
In Newport News a Democratic rally shows two trends eroding the Byrd machine. Conservative Byrd Democrats back Johnson Humphrey without Harry Byrd’s blessing. The audience includes a large Negro presence and rising black political participation. Courthouse pols bolt Byrd to go national.
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Wife Asks TV Repairman To Help Zip The Back
Dear Abby offers two readers notes and a third letter about manners and privacy. A wife asks a TV repairman to zip her dress while her husband comments on the scene. Abby replies the wife acted like an exhibitionist and warns the husband not to brood.
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Doctor Crane critiqued in reader letter controversy
An anonymous letter to the Indianapolis Star columnist alleges Dr. Crane writes like a “sex maniac” and urges wives to change look and behavior. The author debates gender of the writer and argues women could defend themselves with seductive psychology to prevent marital breakdown.
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