Goldwater Johnson clash looms in 1964 campaign summary
The piece discusses the 1964 presidential race between LBJ and Goldwater, noting Johnson's administration policies on Vietnam Laos and Cuba, Goldwater's attacks on federal power and scandals, and the campaign's early stage with debates over national issues and leadership. It highlights perceived contrasts, party dynamics, and the challenge each faces from public opinion and external events.
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National League batting led by Clemente and Perez with high at bats and runs. San Francisco and Chicago stars top lists for hits doubles and home runs while Los Angeles shows strong strikeout and stolen base counts. American League features Oliva and Robinson leading batting and runs with Boston and Baltimore strong in doubles and steals.
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