Texas Democrats Face Uncertain Ties to National Party
Texas Democrats confront a fragile link to the national party after the presidential race. If Nixon wins, establishment Democrats fear blame for Humphrey loss while Yarborough supporters gain sway in the new State Democratic Executive Committee. The state organization likely stays strong yet with tenuous national ties.
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Garth Jones
Associated Press
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Nixon
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Connally
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Ben Barnes
Humphrey
Larry O’brien
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National Democratic Party
Ralph Yarborough
Yarborough
New State ‘Democratic Executive Committee
Smith
Win
Jose
Texas Democrats
San Jac School Carnival Slated Friday at PTA
San Jacinto Elementary School PTA Carnival to be held Friday at 202 Kentucky with 6 p.m. booths and 4 p.m. cafeteria service. Douglas the magician headlines the 8 p.m. Halloween show featuring a girl float and other spooky acts. Hawaiian menu and music, spook house, games, prizes, and various booths promised by chairwoman Mrs. Robert Jones and assistants.
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Robert Jones
David R. Todd
C. V. Wagner
J. P. Wallace
Spook House
Othex
Question Stumps Bee On Nixon Marriage Timing Question
Gov Nils Bee admits stumping over a question during an eastern campaign swing with Vice President Humphrey. A restaurant Patron asked how Nixon could allow his daughter Julie and David Eisenhower to marry before the election. Bee, a bachelor, says he knows little about marriage timing.
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Allan Shivers
Dwight
Eisenhower
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Houston
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Shivers
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Sandlin
J. E. Wheat
Woodville
Wallace Savage
Dallas
Austin
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Locke
Pakistan
Vietnam
Johnson
Frank Erwin
Pierre
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Bee
Richard M. Nixon
Ree
Nixon
Julie
David Eisenhower
Roe
Media urged to curb last minute political attacks
The Fair Campaign Practices Committee asked Washington news outlets to avoid publicizing new issues raised in the final five days before elections. It urged rejecting stories and paid ads on late attacks and if reported, to publish the response simultaneously. The study notes editors see alert news staffs as the main safeguard against last minute abuses.
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Washington
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
Philippines to study further U.S. base reductions
President Marcos said the Philippines will study possible cuts to the lease term for U.S. military bases. The current lease expires in 23 years. Marcos noted defense questions remain unsettled and referenced earlier reductions from 99 to 44 years, affecting U.S. base presence.
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U.S. Army
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