Dixie Senators To Play It Cool
Washington reports show Southern Democrats seek to avoid campaigning with Johnson. Senator Talmadge asserts loyalty and will vote per judgment, avoiding speeches for the party. Other Southern figures like Ellender and McClellan deny requests to speak for the national ticket amid civil rights bill tensions.
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Harry F. Byrd
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Talmadge
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Albert Gore
Tennessee
Spessard L. Holland
Florida
John Stennis
Mississippi
Herbert S. Walters
Tenesse
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Atlantic City
N.J
Ellender
Louisiana
John L. McClellan
South
Barry Goldwater
Monitor Finds Goldwater Leading in 13 States
The Christian Science Monitor reports its correspondents place Republican nominee Barry Goldwater ahead in 13 states totaling 103 electoral votes. Arizona Idaho Montana Wyoming Maine Alabama Florida North Carolina Virginia Kentucky Indiana Nebraska Kansas are listed as leading areas with Goldwater edges, reflecting both Republican and Democratic view sources.
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Florida
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Virginia
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Nebraska
Kansas
New York Must Reapportion Legislature by April
A federal three judge panel ordered New York to enact reapportionment by next April. Senators and assemblymen elected November 3 will serve one year only, with elections based on current districts. The decision implements the June Supreme Court ruling that current apportionment is unconstitutional.
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Woman Winner In Vote Dispute In Philadelphia Senate Race
Philadelphia voters headed to November contests after the Pennsylvania State Supreme Court ruled against counting about 6000 wrong line ballots. Gen Blatt secured the Democratic nomination over Musmanno by 460 votes out of over a million. she will face Republican incumbent Hugh Scott. The court order without an opinion ended the dispute over ballots cast in 13 Philadelphia wards.
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U.S. Senate
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Internal Affairs
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Supreme Court
Musmanno
Blatt
Wisconsin Democrats Prefer Humphrey for VP Hope
The Wisconsin delegation to the Democratic National Convention leans toward Hubert H. Humphrey as the preferred running mate for President Lyndon B. Johnson. Humphrey leads among the state’s top Democrats, though the convention's platform pledges full support for Johnson's choice.
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Wisconsin
Lyndon B. Johnson
Humphrey
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Senate
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Vacation Bible School Begins Next Week at Several Churches
Registration opens Monday at 9 am for a week long Vacation Bible School. Classes run Monday to Friday from 9 to 11 15 am at First Methodist St Johns Grace Lutheran and Union Presbyterian churches. Kindergarten includes four year olds and five and six year olds. A 25 cent registration fee applies with a daily offering.
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Calvin Kramer
Hanna Bindschaedler
St. John’s Church
Grace Lutheran Church
Lester M Johnson
David Woods
Union Presbyterian Church
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Arthur Roethe
Frank Stiles
Richard Kreamer
Charles Mowbray
Bill Stuckey
Leo Stewart
Robert Case
Robert Crandall
Arthur Chandler
Mary Jo Stewart
Eva
Cindy Hillary
Christine Weir
Jo Peters
Christine Bober
Debra Trumpy
Mary Maurer
St. John’s —Ames
John Caradine
Roy Spike
Jacob Rufener Jr
Delbert Krupke
Milton Johnson
Janet Morgan
Christine Wittner
Ann Knobel
Mary Kundert
Cathleen Berndt
Susan Goecks
Mary’ Jo Goecks
Cheryl Boss
Marcia Wells
Cinda Goecks
Linda Zumbach
Linda Schmiedlin
Mary Etter
Linda Frehner
Lynette Brugger
Christine Krebs
Unclear names and roles in Union Presbyterian helpers list
Fragmentary OCR lists individuals linked to Union Presbyterian helpers, including Donald Hugdahl Carol Beightol Jennifer Ruda and others, with roles as teachers or music leader. Phrases indicate a community or church group of named persons, but exact tasks and context are not specified.
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Say
Donald Hugdahl
Carol Beightol
Jennifer Ruda
Joan
Janet Johnson
Marilyn Myers
Helpers Union Presbyterian
Ames
Robert Kubly
James Gordee
David Woods
Kenneth Mayer
Adam Becker Celebrates 94th Birthday at Oneco Home
AVRANGEVILLE Times Special notes Adam Becker of Oneco, aged 94, marked his anniversary on July 22 with a family gathering at home. Neighbor Mrs Lawrence Taft baked the birthday cake as Becker remains alert and ambulates with a walking cane.
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Avrangeville
Adam Becker
Oneco
Lawrence Taft
Becker
Hart Urges Pentagon to Buy Great Lakes Cherries
Senator Philip A. Hart of Michigan urged the Defense Department to purchase Great Lakes red cherries for troop feeding programs. He cited a bumper cherry crop in Michigan Wisconsin and other Great Lakes states in a letter to Defense Secretary Robert S McNamara.
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Philip A. Hart
D-Mich
Defense Department
Great Lakes
Michigan
Wisconsin
Hart
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
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