Texas congressmen split on presidential vote in House scenario
United Press International reports Texas incumbents and challengers differ on how they would vote if the presidential decision were sent to the House. J J Pickle and George Mahon say they expect no such scenario, while Ray Gabler and Roy Wagoner back Nixon. Laurel Dunn backs George Wallace. many would vote with their district or remain undecided.
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House of Representatives
United Press International
George Wallace
J. J
Jake” Pickle
Austin
George Mahon
Lubbock
House
Mahon
Pickle
Ray Gabler
Richard Nixon
Earle Cabell
Dallas
Roy Wagoner
Nixon
Laurel N. Dunn
Waco
W. R. Poage
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Vacated Seats Spark Hard Fought Senate Races
The retirement or primary defeats of 10 incumbent senators trigger tight races as Republicans seek gains in the 34 seats up this election. California and Florida pits highlight Vietnam War tensions with Rafferty versus Cranston and Gurney versus Collins. Ohio Iowa and Arizona also feature pivotal contests as Democrats and Republicans trade positions.
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California
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Alan Cranston
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Edward Gurney
Conserva
Repmblicans
Ohio
William B. Saxbe
House
John J. Gilligan
Dovish
Vietnam
Gilligan
Frank J. Lauseche
Im Towa
Bourke
Hickenlooper
Harold E. Hughes
David M. Stanley
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Carl Hayden
Roy Elson
Hayden
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