Campaigns and public mood shape 1966 election views
The piece argues voters form opinions long before November, driven by memories of past presidents, corruption scandals, and party messaging. It notes Democrats stress reform issues, while reminders of Truman administration actions and McCarthy-era attacks influence independent voters.
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Butler Expects To Get Female Vote
In Westminster Sen John Marshall Butler urges women to back him in November citing victory over Millard E Tydings in 1950 and predicting similar support against George P Mahoney He touts women in government citing Margaret Chase Smith Clare Boothe Luce and others He plans Baltimore Kiwanis lunch and Fifth District Citizens for Eisenhower rally. GOP unveils truth squads to back campaigns by following Democrats including Harry S Truman.
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