Wallace campaign muted in Maryland primary analysis
An official from Maryland downplays Gov. George Wallace's potential surge in the Maryland presidential preference primary. The NAACP event quotes J. Frank Polhaus noting Wallace's expected showing would matter little to the Senate and House races as many opponents vote against civil rights legislation rather than for Wallace.
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NAACP
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Wisconsin
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Gallup
Indiana Civil Rights Battle Tops Indiana Primary Fight
In Indianapolis AP the race centered on Gov Matthew E Welsh and Gov George Wallace as the civil rights issue dominated the Indiana Democratic primary. Wallace sought a protest vote and Welsh clashed with Wallace over race relations while Republican Goldwater led the four way presidential contest.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Matthew E. Welsh
George C.wallace
Alabama
Welsh
Johnson
Wallace
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Republicans To Meet Tuesday In Morgan County
Mohan County Republicans will hold a mass meeting at 4 45 p m Tuesday in the Morgan County Courthouse court room. Voters in sympathy with the party may vote. Business includes proposed constitution and by laws election of officers seven delegates and seven alternates to the state convention and local and state candidate selections.
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Mohan County Repupttears
Lwill
Morgan County
Paul Robinson
Robinson
False fire alarms reduced by gas powered horn device
A gas powered horn attached to fire alarm boxes emits a loud blast when triggered, potentially lowering false alarms. The device aims to grab attention quickly and improve alarm accuracy. Result ads promise effective notice and faster response.
Two Wallace Opponents Speak at Indiana News Conference
Charles Morgan Jr. and James Dobbs criticized George Wallace at an Indianapolis news conference. They urged protest votes against Wallace who seeks a presidential primary bid while Morgan cited threats after his Birmingham church bombing critique and argued the South moves toward democracy with Negroes as a creative force.
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Indiana
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Indianapolis
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Birmingham
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Mayesville
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Alexandria
South Population Growth Predicted by Federal Commission
The Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission projected the South and District of Columbia would grow to about 103 million residents by 2000, with 1960–2000 gains totaling over 48 million. States like Texas, Florida, Georgia, and North Carolina were forecast to see significant increases while Arkansas and Mississippi were expected to lose residents.
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