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Lubbock Avalanche Journal

Location

Lubbock, Texas, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1964

Page

7

Poll shows LBJ leading Goldwater in 47 states

AP reports Johnson leads Goldwater in 47 of 50 states based on polls taken, with a possible 6 percent margin of error. White House sources note a two to one edge for Johnson at about 62 to 32 percent with some undecided voters and discuss state-by-state standings including Mississippi Alabama North Carolina New Jersey Virginia Arkansas Ohio and Florida.

Washington White House Johnson Barry Goldwater South Linety Harry S.trujmian Alaska Hawaii Hubert H. Humphrey Mississippi Alabama Goldwater Louisiana New Orleans North Carolina New Jersey Virginia Arkansas Ohio Florida

Rangerettes Mark 25th Anniversary With Celebration

Kilgore College in Texas observes 25 years of the Rangerettes with hugs for founder Miss Gussie Nell Davis, a plaque, a gold whistle, and a diamond-studded pin. President Johnson sends a congratulatory telegram as Gov. Connally and Cotton Bowl president Dewey Presley also extend praise.

Kilgore, Tex UPI Gussie Nell Davis Johnson Kilgore College Rangerettes Miss Davis Kilgore College Rangerettes John B. Connally Dewey Presley Cotton Bowl Athletic Association B. E. Masters

Reader's Digest exposes Wink Texas urban renewal effects

Reader's Digest argues that federal handouts and flawed planning reduced Wink Texas population by 16 percent. The piece questions how a tiny town benefits from Washington driven renewal schemes and taxes.

Wink Texas Washington October Reader's Digest

Ribicoff Released From Albany Hospital After Speech

Senator Abraham A. Ribicoff was discharged from Albany Medical Center Hospital a day after nearly collapsing during his Albany address at the 125th anniversary event. Officials said he is "perfectly normal" and plans to return by car to Hartford, after receiving an honorary doctor of laws degree.

Albany N.Y Abraham A. Ribicoff Albany Medical Center Secretary of Health, Education and Welfare Hartford Conn Ribicoff Connecticut Albany Medical College

NM Senate Race Sees GOP Frontlash Influence

In New Mexico the Mechem Montoya contest borrows from national party shifts. Mechem seeks GOP defectors inspired by Goldwater while Montoya relies on Democratic gains and intra party dynamics. Washington aides discuss cross endorsements, upcoming appearances by senators, and expected voter behavior in the November race.

Michael McLethg Avalanche-Journal Washington Bureau Washington New Mexico Edwin Mechem Joe Montoya Montoya Barry Goldwater GOP Mechem Las Cruces Goldwater

Greta Garbos aide dies in Paris hotel

Paris AP George Schlee longtime advisor and companion of Greta Garbo died Saturday in a Paris hotel at about 60. Cause of death not announced. Miss Garbo and Schlee arrived in Paris two days earlier. Schlee was Garbos dressmaker Miss Garbo’s husband.

Paris George Schlee Greta Garbo Miss Garbo Schlee Miss

College Student Mistaken for Secret Service Man in Providence

Neil P. Coady a 19 year old Johnson and Wales student from North Smithfield helped during President Johnsons Providence visit. He said a uniformed officer misidentified him as Secret Service and a motorcycle officer intervened. He rode a motorcade car but denied any intent to impersonate agents. He spoke with Mrs Johnson and assisted her from the car at the auditorium. The Brown University Herald cited pictorial proof of his participation.

Providence UPS Secret Service Brown University Herald Neil P.coady North Smithfield Johnson and Wales Junior College Johnson Coady City Hall The Herald Boston WBZ

Satellite Beacon Explorer B to test laser tracking in orbit

Beacon Explorer B a 116 pound windmill shaped satellite will launch Wednesday to map the ionosphere and provide a laser tracking target. The test aims to establish precise satellite positions quickly for potential non nuclear weapon intercepts and future laser assisted kill options.

Ralph Dighton Vandenberg Air Force Base Calif Johnson United States National Aeronautics and Space Administration

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