GOP Comeback Rolls In New York and New Jersey Ballots
Republican John V. Lindsay won New York City mayoral race boosting GOP hopes while Democrats swept gubernatorial contests in New Jersey and Virginia. National party leaders and local figures weighed the implications for 1964 style politics and future presidential prospects.
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Lindsay
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Virginia
New Jersey
Richard J. Hughes
Wayne Dumont
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Elec
Tri-County Vocational School Proposal Rejected at Ballot
Voters in three counties yesterday rejected the proposed Tri-County Vocational School and a post high school technical training center. The defeats included a two mill levy for operating funds and a .7 mill ten year bond issue.
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Athens County
Logan City
Logan
Perry County
New Lexington
Meigs County
Nelsonville
Klan Landlord Tied to FAA Finds Clinic in Georgia Town
Georgia police chief testifies before the House Un-American Activities Committee that a building in Jonesboro, owned by the Clayton Civic Club, housed an FAA office and was controlled by the Ku Klux Klan. The panel notes potential government coverage and questions the Klan’s reach.
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Washington
Georgia
Federal Aviation Agency
Ku Klux Klan
Howard W. Smith
Clayton County
Jonesboro
House Committee On UN- American Activities
Clayton Civic Club
Klavern
Edwin E. Willis
D-La
Charles L. Weltner
D-Ga
U. S
U.S
Smith
Wesley G. Bailey II
Bailey
Philip Manuel
Lake City
Manuel
U S Jets Help Oust Horde of Viet Cong Attackers
In Quang Ngai a massive Viet Cong assault of 500 to 600 troops failed to overrun a government outpost. U S jets bombed and strafed the attackers as they withdrew at daylight. Moderate defender casualties were reported and a separate Mekong delta river action killed three Viet Cong. American and South Vietnamese casualties for the week and totals were provided by the spokesman.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Quang Ngai
U. S
Mekong Delta
U.S
Clarence J. Brown Jr. wins 7th District seat in Ohio
Clarence J. Brown Jr. captures the 7th District congressional seat with about 60 percent of the vote 70 640 to 47180 in a West-Southwest Ohio contest over Democrat James A. Berry. His win makes him the 141st Republican in the House and follows his father's legacy and a string of GOP district victories.
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Springfield
Clarence J. Brown Jr
Brown
James A. Berry
Ohio
Bailiwick
United States
House of Representatives
Urbana
Clarence J. Brown Sr
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Ohio Voters Reject Sales Tax for Education and Urban Help
In Columbus voters rejected an education sales tax increase and an urban services amendment while approving a small population county judges measure. Tax Issue No 1 failed statewide with 802 632 yes and 1 704 702 no from 13 438 of 13 448 precincts. Issue No 2 and No 3 passed, aligning with Rhodes no new or increased taxes policy.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Council For Education
James A. Rhodes
Use Of Medical Manpower Sought At White House Conference
The first White House conference on health opens with two doctors urging broader use of medical manpower from specialists to nurses aides. They caution that more doctors are not the sole answer and compare U.S. doctor ratios with France, Britain, and Sweden. President Johnson called the conference to enlist bold ideas to meet national health needs.
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White House
Hubbard, Jr
University of Michigan Medical School
Johnson
Weir
United States
Great Britain
Sweden
Wales
New York
Wisconsin
Lindsay Wins City Hall and Looms as Presidential Timber
New York Mayor elect John V. Lindsay, 43, a tall athletic congressman, vows to serve a four year term while aiming to transform New York City. He faces Democrat Abraham Beame who accuses him of seeking the presidency. Lindsay's campaign was marked by relentless pace and personal zeal.
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John V. Lindsay
New York City
Lindsay
New Jersey
Virginia
Manhattan
Abraham D. Beamer
New York
GOP
Beame
Barry
Abraham D. Beame
Barry Goldwater
John Vliet Lindsay
Ratterman Ousted as Sheriff in Kentucky Reform Sweep
In Newport Campbell County voters swung Democratic capturing sheriff and three state legislative seats. George Ratterman, a 39 year old former football star running as a Republican, lost to incumbent A. J. Jolly by 17 369 to 7 567. Deputy Ralph Stevens also fell to Bud Connor.
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Nor
New Jersey
Kentucky
Virginia
Philadelphia
Arlen Specter
James C. Crumlish Jr
Specter
Scranton
Allentown
Lancaster
Erie
Newport
Campbell County
George Ratterman
Reform
Ratterman
A. J. Jolly
Ralph Stevens
E. J
Bud) Connor
Jolly
Ohio River
Marietta Atom Site Toured by AEC Team
An AEC five man inspection team tours the Marietta site as a potential location for the national accelerator laboratory amid reviews of the Ravenna Arsenal site in northeastern Ohio. The group notes the Ravenna site meets requirements while other Ohio locations are considered this month.
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Ohio
Pike County
George S. Quinn
AEC
Arsenal
Rioters Ousted Called by California Official
Los Angeles reports Dr Max Rafferty California's superintendent of public instruction urges removing disruptive students from the University of California to free spots for thousands who wish to study. The forecast calls for normal to slightly above normal temperatures with scattered showers totaling about half an inch through the period.
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Los Angeles
Max Rafferty
California
Superintendent of Public Instruction
University of California
Indonesian purge widens to Parliament and universities
The Antara news agency reports 57 Indonesian Communist party members dismissed from the House of Representatives and 14 Communist or pro Communist universities closed amid the post coup purge. In Atlanta, Hosea Williams of the SCLC outlines a 45 day mass Negro voter registration drive in Alabama’s cities and Negro rural areas.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Antara
Indonesian Communist Party
House of Representatives
Atlanta
Alabama
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Israeli PM Levi Eshkol Re-elected in General Vote
In Tel Aviv Levi Eshkol secured another term as Israel's prime minister defeating a strong right wing challenge and even his former ally David Ben-Gurion in the general elections.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Levi Eshkel
David Ben-Gurion
Mayor Shepard wins re election and solicitor retains post
The Messenger reports Mayor Shepard secured re election in a tight race with the city solicitor holding the post. Others noted include Earl Hillery elected mayor of Nelsonville and Jack Moorehead winning in Logan with two council seats ousted. Meigs approves school consolidation by wide margin.
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Shepard
Earl Hillery
Nelsonville
Jack Moorehead
Logan
Meigs
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