Wallace Plans More Speeches in Wisconsin and beyond
Alabama Governor George Wallace plans a northern speaking tour this month. Bill Jones, his press secretary, is arranging at least two engagements in Milwaukee and Neenah on Sept. 17, with further appearances in Maryland and Indiana to keep his campaign issues alive.
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Johnson Leads Goldwater Despite Southern Gains
A Louis Harris survey after the Atlantic City convention shows Johnson at 62 percent to Goldwater's 38 nationwide, with gains in the South offset by losses elsewhere. The poll tracks likely voters and notes small shifts in key groups as support stabilizes across regions.
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Johnson’s 1964 appeal shifts among voters after convention
Analysis notes President Johnson broadens appeal to older and conservative voters while losing ground with younger Catholics. Johnson gains in the South tied to opposing Robert Kennedy for VP, but faces declines in the North and among Black voters. The Democratic convention signals a centerward shift to attract disaffected GOP and middle voters.
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Two Cadets Are State Troopers
The Decatur post of the Alabama Highway Patrol reports Walter G. Pennell formerly of Florence and radio operator at the Tuscaloosa post was transferred to what he calls federal meddling. Wallace lost the primary for Wisconsin Governor John W. Reynolds running as a favorite son stand-in for President Johnson.
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Tuscaloosa
Wallace
Wisconsin
John W. Reynolds
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Murder Trial Near as Jury Deliberates in Hurst Case
In Morgan County, Sherman Hurst stands trial on second degree murder charges for alleged stabbing of Robert Smith during a March dispute over a radio at a house owned by Ed Chapman near the Tennessee River east of U S 231. A young girl testified Smith staggered to her door saying Shelly had cut him before dying at Huntsville Hospital. Judge James N Bloodworth indicated today’s next case may involve Leroy Blackmon or Aaron Edward Drane.
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Sherman
Shelly
Hurst
Robert Smith
Smith
Bloodworth
Ed Chapman
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U.S. 231
Huntsville Hospital
Leroy Blackmon
Aaron Edward Drane
Flour Mills Firm Posts Record 1964 Profits in Nebraska
Nebraska Consolidated Mills Co of Omaha reports a 1964 profit of 2,684,370 for the year ending June 28, up from 2,140,293 last year. Nixon & Co added to results after a pooling of interests. record sales reached 99,658,743, up 10 percent, with earnings per share 1.66 after preferred dividends.
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Bookmobile Schedule And Post Transfer News
Thursday routes include Antioch Baptist Church Mooresville Belle Mina Ingles Store and other stops. Post transfers report Edgar Lamont and Robert Patterson becoming state troopers in Montgomery, Lamont to Hamilton Post Patterson to Alexander City with Pennell reassigned, leaving two cadets and a radio operator at the local post.
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Patterson
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Bryce Burleson
Robert League
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