Market slips after election rally on New York Stock Exchange
NY AP report shows stocks briefly rose after President Johnson's victory then faded as trading slackened. Industrials gained early but trimmed by noon with gains in several steelmakers and firms like Geococh & Wines and Giant Yellowknife, while Norfolk Railway and Detroit Gasket fell.
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Pope Paul VI Cables Congratulations to President Johnson
Pope Paul VI sent congratulations to President Johnson by cable. The report notes that sales figures are unofficial and that sales are presented in full.
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New York Stocks Noon Prices On Selected American Exchange
Following is the list of stock transactions on the American Stock Exchange with noon prices for several issues in New York. The report notes declarations of dividends and splits applicable to this session and lists per issue price movements and ex-dividend statuses as of the current market.
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Textile Workers Injured By Freight Train Near Alexis N C
A freight train collision at a crossing near Alexis in northern Gaston County injures textile workers en route to the J P Stevens plant in Stanly. Highway Patrolman C R Bur and two women, Mrs Jack Hull and Mrs Mary Stamey, are hospitalized in serious condition at Gaston Memorial Hospital.
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How N C Voted A North Carolina Voting Summary
The Associated Press tallies North Carolina results across offices with Lyndon Johnson leading for president and Dan Moore ahead for governor. Other races include Robert Scott for lieutenant governor and Edwin Gill for state treasurer, with substantial margins for Democrats in most listed statewide contests. Ballot measure for school bonds shows 709,357 in favor and 271,464 against.
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van S. Watson
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Congressional District Election Results Snapshot
_COMPLETE: vote tallies by district with candidates David Henderson Sherman T Rock Harold Cooley James Gardner Horace Kornegay Walter Green Alton Lennon Dr W D James Charles Jonas Robert Davis James Broyhill William Hall Young Roy Taylor Clyde Roberts. Precinct counts shown across districts 4 5 6 7 9 10 11.
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Robert M. Davis
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Clyde M. Roberts
Johnson Seeks Unity After Election Loss
Kennedy urged unity and a government serving all Americans as Lyndon Johnson reflected on the vote. He said he did not know every outcome in each hamlet but noted a broad, shared decision across the nation and a mandate for a government without special interests.
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Miller Fails To Carry Home County
Miller failed to carry his home county by 38,000 votes in a presidential race. The GOP vice presidential hopeful William E. Miller represented the county in Congress for 14 years while backing the Johnson Humphrey ticket.
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Johnson landslide reshapes GOP in 1964 election
President Johnson's victory dominates with 486 electoral votes as Goldwater trails with 47. The party faces shifts in House and Senate balance, governors races, and key states including New York Massachusetts and California. Kennedy brothers win Senate seats while others face defeats. Descriptions note strong turnout in major cities.
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Congressional incumbents fend off challengers in re elections
In North Carolina races incumbents Harold D. Cooley Charles R. Jonas and Ralph Scott won tight bids for re election. Cooley 67 edged ahead to a 16th term in the House with a rare all out battle in the 4th District. Scott beat W A Nab Armfield for the 5th District. Kornegay Lennon Whitener and Broyhill also secured re election in their districts with various challengers defeated.
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Democrats claim broad House win and Senate edge in post election
The Democrats secure a 272 to 163 House majority with 35 Republican seats flipped. Democratic gains include key southern shifts while Republican hopes dim in Texas, as figures contest final totals and party wings form.
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Gavin Wins Tight Gubernatorial Race In North Carolina
Spirited final tabulation shows Guil Gavin leading Guilford and Forsyth counties with large margins four years ago. Gavin carried Forsyth by 2310 votes and Guilford by 4363, and with 4 of Mecklenburg's 83 precincts uncounted he led by about 1100 votes. Moore, 58, a Canton lawyer and Asheville native, had served in the State House.
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