Wallace influence pushes Alabama voters in primary runoff
Gov. George Wallace shaped outcomes in Alabama by branding his platform as the core issue in the May 5 Democratic runoff. His supporters backed Elliott and Owen amid broad appeal for states rights, while speculation grows on a Wallace succession amendment and potential redistricting shaping the 10 electoral votes.
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Associated Press
Montgomery
George Wallace
Alabama
Carl Elliott
Public Service Commission
Jack Owen
Wallace
Maryland
Elliott
Birmingham
Eugene
Bull) Connor
Owen
Senate delays cloture vote on civil rights bill showdown
The Senate postponed the cloture showdown on the civil rights bill to Tuesday for three Republican amendments. Mansfield delayed introducing the debate-limitation rule to Wednesday, with four hours allowed on each amendment. Morton Norris Cotton and Hickenlooper amendments follow in the proceeding.
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Senate
Chamber
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Sen
Clair Engle
D-Calif
House
Thruston B. Morton
R-ey
Morton
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
Rtown
Cotton
Hickenlooper
Mansfield
Scranton Seen As Possible Goldwater Stopping Point
At the National Governors Conference Ike Eisenhower boosts Scranton while Goldwater leads the race for the GOP nomination. Nixon, Rockefeller, Romney attend. Mil letters, Hatfield keynote, Bailey and Salinger also present as political 목us focuses amid governors gathering.
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Cleveland
Ohio
William W. Scranton
Pennsylvania
Scranton
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Goldwater
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
George W. Romney
Michigan
William E. Miller
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Mark O. Hatfield
Oregon
San Francisco
Johnson
Naional
John M. Bailey
White House
Pierre Salinger
U. S. Senate
California
Long sees Goldwater strong in the South in 1964 race
Senator Russell B. Long predicts Barry Goldwater would run strongly in southern states if nominated, arguing the South would accept him more than the Democratic candidate. He notes potential split conservative vote with George Wallace and discusses Scranton’s stance and GOP dynamics ahead of the convention.
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Washington
Russell B. Long
D-La
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Long
Louisiana
Sen
Goldwater
George Wallace
Alabama
Wallace
Johnson
Clude
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Wallace Denies Run Plans After TV Misquote
Gov. George Wallace denied a Baltimore station misquoted his aide about a possible presidential bid. He said Bill Jones did not say he would run in eight Southern states but that Wallace planned to push an unpledged elector movement. He noted staff are arranging speaking appearances nationwide.
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Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Texas
Alabama
Wallace
Texas Picks GOP Hopeful Bush Wins Senate Primary
George Bush scored a landslide victory over Jack Cox in the Republican U S Senate primary in Dallas Texas. The win advances Bush to face Democratic Senator Ralph Yarborough in November.
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Dallas
Tex
George Bush
Jack Cox
U.S. Senate
Bush
Ralph Yarborough
Scranton Accepts Draft With Public Stance Shift
Conmy says Eisenhower advised Scranton to publicly state he would accept a majority nomination if convention delegates favored him. The governor agreed, noting this was not inconsistent with earlier draft declarations.
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Scranton
Conmy
Eisenhower
The Telephone of Tomorrow Transforms Dial Calls
The telephone of tomorrow uses push buttons instead of dials with limited use and introduces card inserts for frequently called numbers. A plastic card is inserted into a phone slot and touched to dial.
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