Goldwater Leads Johnson in Daily Newspapers Poll
The trade journal Editor and Publisher reports Goldwater 241 to 222 over Johnson among 777 daily papers surveyed. Goldwater earned 31 percent to Johnson's 8.6 percent with many papers undecided. Brown notes record closeness among Republicans and Democrats at this stage.
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Barry Goldwater
Johnson
Newspaper Trade Journal
Goldwater
Robert A. Brown
Texas
Brown
Kennedy
Nixon
Alabama
Arkansas
Missouri
California
Goldswider
Hearst Papers Back Johnson Humphrey Ticket Front-Page Editorial
The Hearst chain will publish an editorial backing Lyndon Johnson and Hubert Humphrey in Friday editions. Ten Hearst newspapers will feature a signed piece by editor William Randolph Hearst Jr. praising the Democratic pair and not attacking Barry Goldwater. This marks the first Democratic endorsement by Hearst papers since 1932.
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Hearst
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William Randolph Hearst Jr
Johnson
Hubert H.humphrey
Barry M. Goldwater
William Randolph Hearst Sr
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Lyndon Johnson
Hubert Humphrey
New York Journal-American
Los Angeles
Hearst-Examiner
San Francisco Examiner
San Francisco News-Call Bulletin
Baltimore News-Post
Boston Record-American
Albany
N.Y
Times-Union
Greeks Greet Royal Wedding In Athens Cathedral
Thousands of Greeks flocked to Athens for the wedding of Constantine and Anne Marie. The ceremony at the cathedral will be watched by a crowd over 100000, with a televised broadcast and a grand post ceremony procession through decorated streets. Gifts poured in from villagers and international donors as Lynda Bird Johnson visited Corinth to explore ruins and helped uncover ancient artifacts.
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Ious
Anne- Marie
Canada
Johnson
Lynda Bird
Corinth
American School of Classical Studies
Henry Robinson
Palace guard changes find bodies in Brazilian waters
Reports from London and New York indicate British Isles soldiers will take over guarding duties as bodies of three men, presumed crew members of a missing Argentine freighter, are found off southern Brazil. The discovery marks the first outside-Patagonia body recovery since 1953.
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UPI
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