Anahuac Candidates Run Unopposed for City Roles
Anahuac voters face a Saturday mayor and city council race with all incumbents running unopposed. Mayor T. E. Moor seeks a fifth term since 1960, first elected in 1950 by a write in vote. Council members Dalton LaFour and Cecil Fuller seek third and second terms, respectively, with polling 7 am to 7 pm at Anahuac City Hall and election judges Mrs Mary Ella Brook Mrs W R McAlister and Mrs Vera Mellvain.
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Amahuac
T. E. Moor
J. O. Nelson
Dalton LaFour
Cecil Fuller
John H. Moore
Anahuac City Hall
Mary Ella Brook
W. R. McAlister
Vera Mellvain
Avalanche of Trade Hits Mart
New York AP reports a windfall of business on Wall Street with Wednesday commissions estimated between 18 and 25 million dollars. Back office bottlenecks persist despite two months of early closings, risking errors, lost certificates, and shaken customer confidence if volumes stay high.
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New York
Wall Street
Wenesday
Tast Fall
McCarthy Kennedy Race Shapes Democratic Tug of War
AP report outlines Kennedy and McCarthy clashing for delegates as Johnson exits. Humphrey looms as possible beneficiary but faces mixed Southern and labor backing while Indiana, Nebraska, Oregon, California and South Dakota come into play. Districts like Pennsylvania and Ohio begin shifting blocs, with Chicago’s Daley weighing in as state votes loom. The piece also covers Chambers County school population changes and district totals.
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Eugene J. Carthy
D-Minn
Robert F. Kennedy
Dun.y
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Wisconsin
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Kennedy
Minnesota
Jan
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Lyndon l Ost
Indiana
Roger D. Branigin
Humphrey
Nebraska
Oregon
California
South Dakota
United States
Saigon
John Connally
Texas
Tom Moore
McCarth
Bren
Lester Maddox
Georgia
al Sind
Hursiphrey
South
St. Louis
Tows
Harold Hughes
Hughes
Senate
Party Nicerels
Kemedy
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Richard Daley
Chicago
Richard Hughes
New Jersey
John F. Kennedy
John M. Bailey
Connecticut
Bailey
Sen
Anahuac
Chambers County
O. F. Nelson Jr
Barbers Hill
East Chambers
LBJ's Brother Explains Why He Ended Term Bid
Sam Houston Johnson, 34, says President Johnson rejected another term to close the credibility gap over Vietnam peace efforts. He predicted the move days before the Sunday announcement, calling it the strongest sign of sincerity and noting it may prevent endorsements for other Democrats.
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Johnson
Sam Houston Johnson
Vietnam
Sam
United States
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