Goldwater’s Final South Campaign Swing
Sen. Barry Goldwater tours the South on a last leg of his 80,000 mile campaign. He rails at polls favoring Johnson, cites favorable issue sampling, and pockets $400,000 for Republicans at a Los Angeles rally. He recalls Lyndon Johnson’s 1948 Senate win and defends political race integrity amid a chaotic campaign schedule.
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Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Antonio
Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Senate
Columbia
S.C
Cheyenne
Wyo
Los Angeles
Las Vegas
Nev
Tucson
Col Glenn Can Return To Flying
San Antonio AP reports Marine Col John H Glenn Jr is cleared medically to fly again after an inner ear injury but intends to retire around the first of the year. Promoted to colonel by President Johnson, he plans Space Program work as a consultant and aims to travel abroad and assist the Boy Scouts after retirement.
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Col
John H. Glenn Jr
Glenn
Johnson
Marine Corps
Columbus
Ohio
U.S. Senate
Boy Scouts
More Men Than Women Go to Polls
New York AP report notes women outnumber men nationwide but men vote more in presidential elections. Census figures show 64.6 million voting age men and 69.2 million voting age women in 1964, yet male turnout often dominates. Reasons for lower female turnout include societal roles and engagement patterns.
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New York
Bureau of the Census
United States
Ultimatum Given To Sit-ins At Celebrezze Office
Federal government moves to end sit-in protests by Krebsiozen supporters at the Health, Education and Welfare building. Sixteen demonstrators, many cancer patients, face arrest and possible fines after being told to leave a closed public building. Afghanistan builds roads linking Kabul to the Khyber Pass, expanding a modern network across Kipling country.
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Krebrozen
Demonment
Margaret Fuhro
New Milford
N.J
Afghanistan
Kabul
Khyber Pass
Kipling
Collects License Plates in Alabama Hobby
TUSKEGEE AP reports H C Taylor turned a repair project into a collecting passion. He started by using old license plates for a children's play house cover and now holds over 3000 tags from every state and several foreign nations. A note adds that the largest known diamond was cut with a penknife.
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H. C. Taylor
Taylor
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