Contests in South underscore racialism as campaign issue
North and South politicians forecast varied gains as Tuesday's general election looms. Governor Wallace touts his wife Lurleen for Alabama, while Maddox in Georgia rails against the Great Society. Senate races span Alabama, Georgia, South Carolina, Mississippi, and Tennessee, with Thurmond and Hollings and others shaping a tense regional outcome.
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George C. Wallace
Lurleen
Alabama
Wallace
Washington
South
Georgia
Lester Maddox
Great Society
Pracidant
JOR
Maddox
William B. Spong
James P. Taurant
Harry Byrd Jr
Howard
Bo”) Callaway
Congress
Lawrence M. Traylor
Barry Goldwater
South Carolina
Ber
Strom Thur
Amondis
Bradley Morrah
Ala Lator
Erbama
U.S
John Spark
F. Hollings
Man
Mar Congress
Republi
Shall Parker
John Grenier
Goldwater
Olin D. John
Mississippijston
Sen. James
Tennessee
al O. Easthand
Senate
Rep. Prentiss
Frank Clement Walker
Howardl
s/Baker Jr
Senat
Everett
Dirksen
Virginia
Cushion Grip dentures hold better without pastes
An advertising notice promotes Cushion Grip, a soft plastic denture adhesive that claims to hold teeth firmly with one application. It promises no more paste or powder, soothing suction, and long-lasting softness, with a money-back guarantee and sizes from 79 cents to $1.98. Based in Kenilworth New Jersey.
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Pharmaca
Kenilworth
New Jersey
Rockefeller Gains Ground in New York Senate Race
In New York, Gov. Nelson Rockefeller gains momentum as polls show him narrowing the gap with Democratic Frank D. O'Connor who still leads by over 3 percent. Rockefeller banks on a late surge aided by Kennedy rallies and Johnson’s appearance, while O'Connor touts suburban Long Island gains and the potential to boost Democratic inroads.
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New York
UPI
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Frank D. O'Connor
O'Connor
Rockefeller
Albany
New York City
Robert F. Kennedy
President Johnson
Long Island
Kennedy
Hiding Thief Nets 300 At Self Service Furniture Mart
Police said a thief hid in the Self Service Furniture Mart on Atlantic Avenue after hours and took 300 dollars from the cash drawer. The suspect waited for opening and slipped away with the money, according to Long Beach police. Officer David H. Radford provided details.
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Atlantic Ave
Long ‘Beach
David H. Radford
TV Jewelry Taken in Long Beach Home Theft
Loot valued over 650 dollars was stolen Sunday from the home of Dr. Wesley R. Ochhausen at 260 East San Antonio Drive Long Beach police reported. Stolen items included a television women’s jewelry and a watch.
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L.B
Wesley R. “Ochhausen
San Anyconio Drive
Long Beach
Political Script Hints at Vote Splits in Roosevelt Era
Fragments suggest a discussion of candidates Lyndon B. Johnson and Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. and a conservative siphoning effect on Adams votes. The text implies a split vote impact possibly affecting overall support and election outcomes.
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