1964 Election Totals: 25 Governors 35 Senators 435 Reps
A record turnout expected as 71 million voters decide between Lyndon B. Johnson and Barry Goldwater. Dixville Notch reports 8 for Goldwater and 0 for Johnson. News covers campaign pledges, key issues, state races, and looming outcomes across governors, senators, and House contests.
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Arthur Edson
Washington
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Dixville
N.H
Goldwater
Johnson
House
Sen. Goldwater
Texas
Baytown Woman Named Tupperware District Manager
Mrs. Noah Smith has been promoted to district manager for Tupperware in the Baytown area, directing four saleswomen. A Baytown resident and Lee College faculty wife, she joined the firm 18 months ago after graduating from Robert E. Lee in 1952. The Smiths live at 1900 Hartt Drive.
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Noah Smith
Baytown
Smith
Lee College
Robert E. Lee
Did You Know About Great Lakes Fishing and Ant Food Exchange
The Great Lakes support a commercial fishing industry with a total annual catch exceeding 26 million pounds. Ants engage in food exchange as part of their social behavior.
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Great Lakes
FBI to Probe Handbills Warning Negro Voters
FBI investigation expected into phony handbills warned Houston Black voters police would arrest those with unpaid traffic tickets and other offenses at the polls. Officials including U S Attorney J Woodrow Seals and local Democrats urged action while Republican leaders denied involvement. Houston police called the notices nonsense.
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FBI
Houston
Shegan
Bill Kilgarlin
Harris County Negro Protective Association
Herman 2 B. Short
Loyd D. Frazier
Seven arrested after fracas at LBJ appearance
Seven men were arrested after a scuffle at Sam Houston High School while awaiting President Johnson. Two youths distributed Goldwater literature among about 7,000 in attendance. Six men face aggravated assault on a minor charges with bonds set at 1,000 each, plus one disorderly conduct charge with a 25 bond. Complainants include Wayne Warren 17 and Richard Boyette 18.
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Qhin
Robert Taft Jr
William Howard Taft
Stephen M. Young
Senate
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California
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Kennedy
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Broadway
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Michigan
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Ottawa
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United States
Walk
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Percy
Wisconsin
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Nokis
Halifax
Immigration Service
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Miguel J. Rosa Galvez
Julian de la Rosa
Jose de la Rosa
Gander
Havana
Europe
Canada
Felix L. Baldree
Claude Baldree
Liberty
Tex
William C. Norman
Galena Park
Robert Cornelius Baker
Tommy Ray Conn
Humble
Arthur Thomas O F Stanford
Court of Peace
W. C. Ragan
Forrest Powell Jr
Wayne Warren
Richard Boyette
Barry Goldwater
Boyette
GOP
Ricky Echols
Bobby Caskey
UAW End To Strike At Texas GM Plant
Arlington AP United Auto Workers voted to end the month long strike at the General Motors assembly plant in Arlington Texas. About 3 600 UAW Local 276 members return to work after nearly 2 000 voters cast ballots with 9 percent supporting striking workers. The package settles 65 of 137 issues and returns 10 000 in back grievances. Main gains include a promotional pattern and a seniority program to curb preferred assignments by management and overtime equalization rules.
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Arlington
United Auto Workers
General Motors
UAW
W. G. Moore
Moore
Designs In China Rosenthal Uses Unorthodox Ideas
NEW YORK AP profile of Philip Rosenthal, veteran of the Foreign Legion, mountain climber, flyer, and head of Rosenthal Co. He aims to steer a path for Rosenthal china and glass away from mass market mediocrity by creating Rosenthal Studio outlets and dedicated studios in stores. Rosenthal reports 1963 sales of 40.5 million dollars across 80 countries with 9,000 employees in multiple factories.
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Rosenthal
United States
Germany
Detroit
Rosenthal Co
Selb
Bavaria
Oxford University
Czechoslovaka
Foreigen Legion
France
Hi Father
China
Crete
FASTEETH Promises Firmer Denture Comfort
In an old style ad, a powder called FASTEETH is promoted to help wearers secure dentures. It claims to keep plates firmer during eating talking laughing and sneezing without fear of slipping or wobbling. It touts no gummy taste, no nausea, alkaline formulation and claims to reduce denture odor.
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