Youth voting patterns in 1964 campaign noted
A 1964 presidential election analysis shows voters over 55 casting about 75 percent of ballots, under 25 barely 10 percent, and students under 2 percent. The average voter is in the mid forties, with hints younger people may become more active. Age is a minor decision factor beside economics, ethnicity, and associations, while mobility and residence changes explain much of the low youth participation.
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Scammon
George Wallace
South
Harlem
Armed Services
American attorney vows to plead not guilty in Alabama case
Ray Will, awaiting trial, shows good health and spirits in Wandsworth Prison as his American attorney, Hanes, asserts readiness to cover legal fees and defend him. Hanes denies publicity motives, says he can meet fees, and stresses impartial help across races. Visit permissions were clarified by the Home Office after initial denial.
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Alabama
Arthur Hanes
Wadsworth Prison
South London
Raymond George Sneyd
F.B.I
Sneyd
James Earl Ray
Tennessee
Martin Luther King Jr
Hanes
England
Ray
Scoland Yard
Home Office
Birmingham
Home
James Callaghan
House of Commons
Over-There Wives Club Meeting At Reese AFB
The Over-There Wives Club will gather at 9 50 a m Monday at Mathis Service Club Reese AFB. All wives with husbands serving overseas are invited. For information call Mrs Pat Carruth at SW9 6574 or Mrs Ken Bredahl at SW9 6587.
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Mathis
Reese Air Force Base
Pat Carruth
Ken Bredahl
Leaders Take Chance on Convention Amid Rising Tensions
A Chicago convention faces emotional pressure as Stevenson’s memory looms after his July 14 1965 death. Kennedy’s murder casts weight on tribute plans while Johnson contends with cabinet personnel churn and recall petition threats against Reagan before the August Republican gathering.
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Chicago
Stevenson
Sen
Kennedy
Atlantic City
Convention Hall
Reagan
Ronald Reagan
California
LBJ Central American Visit Highlights U.S. Interest
President Johnson’s swing through Costa Rica and five Central American nations spotlights regional economic woes and rising U.S. concern. The trip emphasizes cooperation despite high illiteracy, uneven wealth, and militarist influence, while noting $83.3 million in aid for regional integration.
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LBJ
U.S
San Jose
Costa Rica
Central America
Johnson
Nicaragua
Honduras
el Salvador
Guatemala
Salvador
Mexico
Panama
United States
Wiran
Agency For International Development
Texas Tech trains Army officers in management program
Texas Tech, one of two U.S. schools chosen for Army civil schools training, will host officers from captain to colonel for data processing and systems analysis management. Three start this fall with more to follow. after 18 months to two years they earn MBAs. Mercury rotates on its axis every 59 days.
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Texas Tech
Army
Office Ofersonnel Operations
Vincent Luchsinger
Luchsinger
School of Business
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