GOP Power Struggle After Presidential Vote
The piece surveys post election turmoil in the Republican Party after Johnson's landslide. It notes gains for Democrats in Congress, shifts in state loyalties, and internal clashes between Goldwater and anti Goldwater factions, with debates over leadership and future strategy.
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Johnson
District of Columbia
Goldwater
Nixon
Ohio
John F. Kennedy
Vermont
Socery
Richardson 34th Anniversary Sale Registration Winners
Dean Burch national chairman and John E Grenier Alabama executive director of the GOP are named winners in Richardson s 34th Anniversary Sale Registration. The report discusses party leadership, regional support, and the potential for internal Republican divisions amid Goldwater s South success.
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Goldwater
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Senate
White House
Congress
National Committee
Richardson
John E. Grenier
Alabama
GOP
Burch
Tucson
Ariz
Grenier
Birmingham
Ala
South
Sen
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
William W
Scranton
Scott
John Grenier
Hodges Sees Strong Outlook for Economy in 1969
Commerce Secretary Hodges, visiting Charlotte, says the United States is in unprecedented prosperity and could sustain high growth next year subject to international and currency factors. He projects 1969 GDP at 750 billion and 1968 ends with 620 billion, praising free enterprise and cross‑sector cooperation.
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Charlotte
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Hodges
Luther H. Hodges Jr
Spee
North Carolina
Johnson
Piedmont
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