Senate election picture across states hints at many races
The article surveys 1964 Senate contests by state, naming favored candidates. It notes pace for Truston Morton seat, Barber, Hayden, Goldwater, Fulbright, Gurney, Talmadge, Thouge, Church, Dirksen, Bayh, and Javits among others, with observers weighing religion, party shifts and Nixon era dynamics.
Primary election outlook across several states
Hope Arkansas notes internal Republican success as Aiken wins both nominations. Magnuson appears set for re election over Metcalf in Washington. Nelson may be hurt by strong Republican vote, Leonard remains relatively unknown. Dole favored to win Carlson seat over Robison. Long runs unopposed in Louisiana while Mahoney expected to siphon votes from Brewster aiding Mathias in Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truston B. Morton
Cook
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Alaska
Ernest Gruening
Mike Gravel
Elmer E. Rassmussen
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Roy Elson
Edwin H. May Jr
Florida
Edward J. Gurney
LeRoy Collins
George A. Smathers
Georgia
Hawaii
Danieil K. Thouge
Wayne C. Thiessen
Idaho
Frank Church
George Hansen
Illinois
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Atty
William G. Clark
Indiana
Birch Bayh
Richard M. Nixon
William D. Ruckelshaus
Iowa
Harold E. Hughes
Bourke B. Hickenlooper
David M. Stanley
Missouri
Thomas F. Eagleton
Edward V. Long
Thomas B. Curtis
Nevada
Alan Bible
Ed Fike
New Hampshire
Norris Cotton
John W
New York
Jacob K. Javits
Paul O'Dwyer
James L. Buckley
North Carolinas
Sam J. Ervin Jr
Robert W. Somers
North Dakota
Milton R. Young
Fargo
Herschel Lashkowicz
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
John J. Gilligan
Frank J. Lausche
Oklahoma
Mike
Monroney
Henry Bellman
Oregon
Wayne L. Morse
Robert W. Packwood
Pennsylvania
Joseph S. Clark
Richard 8. Schweiker
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Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
Marshall Parker
Strom Thurmond
Nixon
South Dakota
George S. McGovern
Archie Gubbrud
Utah
Wallace F. Bennett
Milton L. Weisenmann
Vermont
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Can
George D. Aiken
Intetnally
Republi
Washington
Warren G. Magnuson
Jack Metcalf
Wisconsin
Gaylor Nelson
Jerris Leonard
Kansas
Robert Dole
Frank Carlson
William S. Robinson
Louisiana
Russell B. Long
Maryland
George P. Mahoney
Daniel B. Brewster
Charles Mathias
Obituaries for Wardlaw and Yarbrough in Hope area
Otis C Wardlaw 80 lifelong McCaskill area died Sunday in a local hospital. Retired farmer. Survived by two daughters Fort Worth. a brother Blevins. a sister Houston. Services 1 p.m. Wednesday Balls Chapel Church. Burial Avery’s Chapel Nashville. Mrs R W Yarbrough 80 longtime Hope resident died Sunday evening after a lengthy illness. Survived by husband two daughters Stamps and Hope. son Prescott. brother Prescott. Funeral 10 a.m. Tuesday Stamps with Smith Funeral Home.
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Otis C. Wardlaw
McCaskill
Dorothy Blackman
Wilma Weir
Fort Worth
R. L. Wardlaw
Blevins
Eva Dougald
Houston
Balls Chapel
Avery’s Chapel
Latimer Funeral Home
Nashville
R. W. Yarbrough
Hope
Donald Moore
Otis Hudgens
Stamps
Robert Yarbrough
Prescott
Grady Mitchell
Smith Funeral Home
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