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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1965
Page
3
The GOP claims potential to compete with Democrats in major cities through disciplined campaigns and strong candidates. Results varied with New York mayoral and Philadelphia district attorney races cited as boosts, while losses persisted in several cities.
New York AP report says Mayor elect John V. Lindsay has Johnsons pledge of federal aid to address New York Citys troubled municipal affairs amid Democratic control in City Hall and the presidents backing.
SCOTTSDALE Ariz AP America's Indians urged to avoid civil rights demonstrations and not listen to outsiders preaching hate Executive W W Keller half Cherokee from Bartlesville Okla told the National Congress of American Indians in convention Wednesday He said discrimination will end when Indians conduct themselves so those around them notice The President wired congratulations to Lindsay for his victory noting the city problems must be tackled with resolve and without party lines Johnson also sent a message to Abraham D Beame Beame rival Keller and transition details referenced Lindsay to take office January 1 and meet with Wagner to plan a nonpartisan transfer of government
In 1965 elections Negro candidates won posts in Wayne County court, Detroit City Council, Chester City Council, New Jersey Senate, Dayton City Commissioner, Woodmere mayor, Cincinnati City Council, and other races. Carl B. Stokes nearly became Cleveland mayor, losing by a slim margin. four Negroes ran for Virginia legislature and were defeated.
New York voters approved a 1 billion dollar bond issue by a 5 to 1 margin to fund a crash program against river and stream pollution. The measure, the largest on the ballots in eight states, accompanied defeats on public housing bonds and a state constitutional convention proposal.
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