Nation looks to 1964 nominees as Johnson solidifies lead
In Alabama polls Democrats name Lyndon B. Johnson as their likely 1964 nominee. Republicans split over Barry Goldwater with many seeing him strongest but some predicting Nixon as a future nominee. Dark horse candidates and possible running mates such as Humphrey Kennedy and Stevenson surface amid debate on civil rights and campaign strategy.
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Bank Report of Condition Signature Attestations
Hazel Morrow declares the report of condition true and correct as cashier of the named bank. Directors J W Wyker Jr C Wilson Taylor Jr J F Scroggins attest to the report’s correctness after examination.
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Johnson Ties Self to Kennedy Welfare Program in State of the Union
President Johnson links his agenda to Kennedy's liberal labor and minority programs in a State of the Union message calling for broad social welfare legislation. He aims to reassure industrial states while keeping a foot in fiscal restraint to appeal to conservatives. Democrats broadly support him as 1964 begins, while Republicans struggle to strike opposition post Kennedy.
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Goldwater Wins Support On Trail In New Hampshire
Senator Barry Goldwater wins thumbs up from voters in the first New Hampshire primary push. He reports a strong reception and urges Republicans to stay unified. He notes possible rivals Nixon Lodge Smith and Rockefeller may join the ballot as campaigns move forward.
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Engle Announces 1964 Senate Run After Brain Surgery
Clair Engle 52 Democrat of Red Bluff California says he is in the 1964 Senate race after brain surgery last August. In a TV film Monday he announced re election plans while California Democrats press for medical proof of his fitness. He told the Los Angeles Times prognosis is fair to middle but expects substantial improvement.
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Red Bluff
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Scranton Plans Meet With Goldie
Pittsburgh AP report notes Gov plans a meeting with Goldie to discuss his views on national issues and potential impact on candidates.
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