Beneficial Rains Bathe Texas Area
Broad rains spread from Amarillo and Lubbock to Dallas Fort Worth as thundershowers form across South Central Texas. Temperatures ranged from 45 in the Panhandle to 73 at the border near Laredo. Precipitation totals included Dallas 0.36, Wichita Falls 0.42, Abilene 0.16, Fort Worth 0.08, Mineral Wells 0.18, and San Antonio 0.05 inches.
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Associated, Press
Texas
Amarillo
Lubbock
Dalla-Fort Worth
Dalhart
Panhandle
Laredo
Weather Bureau
Austin
San Antonio
Lake Texoma
Fort Worth
Dallas
Wichita Falls
Abilene
Mineral Wells
Wiico
Democrats Sweep New Mexico Seals Victory in Senate race
ALBUQUERQUE AP reports Rep. Joseph Montoya defeated Sen Edwin Mechem by a wide margin as Democrats swept New Mexico. EF S Walker led over Dr Jack Redman in the race for the third seat. President Johnson topped the ticket with broad margins. Mechem trailed, Goldwater carried few divisions. Montana?
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Albuquerque
Joseph Montoya
Edwin Mechen
EF. S. Walker
Jack Redman
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Thomas Morris
Jack Campbell
Montoya
Mechem Walker
Congress
Dr. Redman
Cub Scout Pack 1 Receives Awards at Halloween Event
Cub Scout Pack 109, supported by the Baytown Lions Club, held a Halloween party at Roseland Pavilion. Cubmaster R L Boatright introduced den mothers and assistants for Dens 2 through 8, announced Good Turn Day bags to be delivered November 8, and moved the next pack meeting to November 24. Explorer Van Shipley from Post 100 attended to help recruit den chiefs. Dens 4 and 7 performed Halloween skits, awards were given for bobcat, wolf, bear, and denner stripes, and Michael Buchanan earned Webelos badge. Party games, a piñata, and a large skeleton decoration completed the event.
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Baytown
W.J. Eason
H V. ‘Herbert
W. D. Whitted
Alene Horacefield
Rena
J. P Bsoth
H. W. Pyle
J. P. Garrett
W. Jd. Buchanan
Donner Smith
W.C. Badeaux
van Shipley
Explorer Post 100
Den
Post
Dens 4
Den 4
Johnny Garrett
Ritchie Carrol
Roger Smith
David Craft
Joe Kelley
Gary McCoy
David Buchanan
Michae Buchanan
Weblos den
Charles Buchanan
Don Chic
Den 7
Icky Crane
Philip Brantly
Phil Herbert
Joe Whitted
Jim Cherry
Jim Callam
Ronnie’ Boatright
Ralph Suesse
Herbert
Den 2
Davis Finch
Welf Hedge
Billy Badeaux
Davy’ Moore
Denner
Tim Nickerson
Mika Muckleray
Billy Martin
Joe Wardlaw
Ray Dunman
Ritchie Carroll
Perry McCoy
Michael
Geld
Errew
Michael Buchanan
Webelos
W. J. Buchanan
Den’ 7
Weberos
Z. Buchanan
Jack Helder
J. J. Cherry
Backlash Fails as Fronash Hurts GOP in 1964 Election
New York AP analysis of NEC data shows Lyndon B. Johnson widened the 1964 landslide by sweeping white and ethnic groups, with strong gains in New England and the industrial Midwest. Johnson won big in Northern cities, suburban areas, and major industries, while Goldwater’s support diminished outside the Deep South where African American turnout was limited.
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New York
Ameti
Goldwater
Lyndon B. Johnson
South
Ératie Sonth
NEC
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
John F. Kennedy
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Midwest
Kennedy
New York City
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Denver
Democrat Johnson
Louisiana
Alabama
Mississippi
South Carolina
Georgia
States Rights Party
Humphrey Heads To Washington After Victory
Vice President-elect Hubert H. Humphrey flies from Minnesota to join President Johnson, acknowledging a landslide win as Democrats pile up victories. He jokes about not waking anyone, while party colleagues see him taking a pivotal role as Senate majority whip and potential contributor to Johnson's agenda.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Hubert H. Humphrey
Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Humphrey
Senate
Hubert Humphrey
Miller Blames Lack Of Unity In GOP Ticket
Lockport New York AP William E Miller cited party unity as a key factor in the crushing defeat of his Republican ticket with Barry Goldwater. He said many state and local candidates refused to back the national ticket weakening the party from top to bottom. Miller planned no official statement on President Johnson’s landslide until Goldwater could analyze the vote.
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Lockport
N.Y
William E. Miler
Barry iGonwater
Miller
GOP
Johnson
Goldwater
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New Mexico
Black's Pharmacies
Decker
Sterling
Mr. Gaxter
NBC
Eddie. Baxter
AY Lamar
Chet
General Telephone
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CUB Scout Pack
Southeast Asia
Pontcome
K-Mart Plaza
SEARS
Roebuck
Eir
C. Craftsman
Ball Penn Hammers
Portable Electric Brand
Sanders
C. Storm Goor Latch
Texas Ave
Baytawn
Teras
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