Democrats face potential loss of Negro vote in 1964 election
Article by Lyle C. Wilson warns about Southern unpledged electors and a one vote per state system possibly denying Kennedy and the Democrats an electoral edge. It notes northern Negro disaffection, sit-in tactics, and the risk of a major boycott affecting campaigns in New York Pennsylvania and California.
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Red China flexes aid and pressure in Asia row
Red China shows superiority in training equipment and communications and maintains high passes while India fights in the plains. New aid from the United States and Britain prompts India to rearm and seek further support, while Pakistan and Mongolia sign pacts. Sino Soviet tensions deepen as Mig jets and industry aid reach India and Beijing warns India against reclaiming territory.
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Pakistan
Mongolia
Asia
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Peking
New Delhi
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