Keating Kennedy Senate Race Heats Up in New York
Incumbent Kenneth Keating faces Robert F. Kennedy in a tightly watched New York Senate contest driven by President Johnson's strength. Polls open at 6 am with over seven million expected to vote by 9 pm as voters weigh coattails and ticket splitting amid national interest.
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UPI
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White House
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Kennedy
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New York Senate
70 Million Will Vote in News Coverage of Campaign Swing
The article traces campaign stops by Johnson Goldwater and Humphrey with large crowds in Houston Austin and Phoenix. It notes Johnsons hunger for peace through strength and Goldwaters unchanged issues as election day nears. It highlights key Senate races Taft Young Murphy and Salinger contests and governors Romney Kerner in Michigan Illinois with little party realignment expected.
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Senate
Robert Taft Jr
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
George Murphy
Pierre Salinger
D-Calif
Hugh Scott
R-Pa
Genevieve Blatt
Michigan
George Romney
Neil Staebler
Illinois
Ott Kerner
Charles H. Percy
11 000 Staff to Report Ohio Election Returns
In Columbus a 11 000 strong staff will count Ohio votes for president, senator, and congressmen. The NES operation links UPI AP and networks NBC CBS ABC with two Bureaus and 200 telephones to speed returns. Richard Fischer leads state NES, Haskell Short will summarize state results for UPI.
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Ohio
National Election Service
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CBS
ABC
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Tion
Richard Fischer
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Toledo
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Dayton
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Haskell
Europeans Predict LBJ Win
European press largely backs President Johnson over Barry Goldwater in the U.S. election. Reports from London Paris Hamburg Vienna reflect confidence in a Johnson victory with limited anticipation of a landslide. Observers note Goldwater ran a weak campaign and that media coverage will be heavy as returns come in.
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UPI
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
U.S
Daily Express
Goldwater
Die Welt
Hamburg
White House
France-Soir
Paris
Die Presse
Vienna
Vienna Arbeiter - Zeitung
First Returns From F H A Mock Election At Western Reserve
The F H A of Western Reserve High School held a Monday mock election. Winners: President Johnson 338 votes, Goldwater 103. Senator Taft 288, Young 164. Congressman Frey 197, Mosher 287. Levy renewals For 340 to 170 and For 237 to 223.
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Taft
Young
Salinger Murphy Senate Race Draws California Voters
In San Francisco UPI reports a photo finish race between Pierre Salinger and George Murphy drew massive attention as California expects a record 7.4 million of 8.1 million voters to cast ballots. Voters also decide which candidate carries California’s 40 electoral votes between LBJ and Goldwater.
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UPI
U.S. Senate
Pierre Salinger
George Murphy
California
Senate
New York State
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Mild Weather and Turnout Highlight Ohio Campaigns
The congressman at large race in Ohio features Oliver P. Bolton and Robert E. Sweeney as top contenders. Final day campaigning occurs as voters head to polls with a high turnout forecast and a possible Democratic win in a state pivotal to the national race.
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Sweeney
Johnson
Ohio
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Barry Goldwater
GOP
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