09 Nov 1960
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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1960
Page
1
A satirical review mocks a losing candidate with quips about unpaid bills, forgotten leaflets, rival strategy, and misplaced post-election reflections. The piece casts a witty eye on campaign fallout and public fatigue.
In the 1960 election Kennedy carried preferences but the farm belt largely sided with Eisenhower era policies. Nixon backed a closely related farm program while Benson argued farmers preferred the old approach. The result highlights the farm vote's waning influence as populations shift and policy debates evolve.
In Alabama five of the leading Democratic electors are pledged while Mississippi has three unpledged. Democratic electors are voting.
Hawaii officials announced official totals from 24 precincts showing 3 electoral votes awarded to Senator Jon F. Kennedy amid earlier unofficial tallies. Vice President Nixon’s office noted the margin of 102 ballots in the statewide count.
Barry Goldwater surveys the 1951 political landscape as the Republican party ponders its path after Nixon’s decline. He questions voters’ ability to discern differences between competing programs and hints at a principled, reform-minded GOP direction.
The article reports on Barry Goldwater defending conservative principles and urging a party realignment after the 1960 election. He argues Nixon lost by not winning the South and cites Rockefeller and Lodge as influencing factors.
Archie Moore, noted light heavyweight boxer, failed to win the California state assembly seat. George Lapthorne, a real estate man, defeats Moore and will hold the seat until January when Democrat James R. Mills takes over. Mills defeated Republican Edward W. Blessing for the vacated seat.
A historical survey notes Nevada’s voting patterns since 1912 with Eisenhower winning by margins in 1952 and 1956, Marty Tryman’s 3348 votes, and Malone’s repeated Senate runs including a 1915 victory. It highlights candidates Baring, Malone, and others seeking high office amid shifting party contests.
In Illinois Kennedy regains a lead over Nixon as Cook County returns tilt the tally. Early counts show Kennedy leading by about 21 000 votes with downstate returns still uncertain. The race swung across the state as recounts continued and final totals neared.
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