Norwalk's Clifford F. Brown Wins Sixth District Appeal Court
Clifford F. Brown defeats incumbent Clyde L. Deeds in unofficial 126540 to 116335 vote for the Sixth District Court of Appeals. Brown carries seven of eight counties, with large margins in Huron Sandusky and Erie. Deeds wins Lucas County narrowly. district precincts unfinished do not alter result. Brown, a Norwalk attorney and former Huron County judge, lives at 352 E Main St with wife and four children.
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Norwalk
Clifford F. Brown
Sixth District Court of Appeals
Clyde L. Deeds
Toledo
Brown
Huron
Sandusky
Erie
Judge Deeds
Huron County
Sandusky County
Erie County
Lucas County
Wood
Fulton
Ottawa
Williams
Huron County Court
E. Main St
Sweeney Wins In Ohio House Race Upsets Shifts Predicted
Democrat Robert E. Sweeney defeated Oliver P. Bolton for Ohio’s at large seat while Democrats gain several other House contests. Bolton’s loss ends the lone mother son congressional duo. Schenck and Abele also lose seats, with Moeller regaining in Lancaster area. Gilligan leads Rich in the 2nd District race near Cincinnati.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio
U.S
House of Representatives
Robert E. Sweeney
Oliver P. Bolton
Sweeney
Cleveland
Bolton
Robert Taft Jr
Congress
Paul F. Schenck
Dayton
Homer P. Abele
Schenck
House
Rodney M. Love
Abele
McArthur
Walter Moeller
Lancaster
Moeller
Carl W. Rich
John J. Gilligan
Hamilton County
Narrow victory in Huron judges race ends with one vote
Incumbent Robert A. Wiedemann unofficially edged Philip M. White Jr. for Huron County Court judge in district two by one vote 6109 to 6108. Wiedemann carried most Norwalk precincts. White drew strength in the county south. White may not seek a recount.
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Robert A. Wiedemann
Philip M. White Jr
Huron County
Wiedemann
Norwalk
White
New London
Bellevue
Goldwater Poised to Analyze Defeat and Shape GOP Course
In Phoenix Barry Goldwater faced a crushing loss with President Johnson's landslide defeat. He prepared a noon press briefing to explain results and map a GOP path forward while top aides weighed the implications for future campaigns and party strategy.
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Phoenix
Ariz
UPI
Barry M. Goldwater
Republican Party
Paul F. Wagner
Goldwater
Kitchel
Senate
Johnson
Johnson speaks of unity and healing in election night address
President Johnson, now chief executive, urges a national mandate to bind wounds and heal history. He cites Lincoln and Lee in Austin, saying the victory honors Kennedy's program and calls for a government that serves all people.
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Republican Party
Johnson City
Tex
UPI
Johnson
Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
Austin
Municipal
John F. Kennedy
Ted W. Brown
Taft
Brown
Young
Buckeye
John W. Bricker
Johnson lands historic victory with sweeping win and party gains
Lyndon B Johnson secured a landslide presidential win with about 62 percent of the popular vote and carried an overwhelmingly Democratic Congress. Democrats add seats in both the House and Senate, signaling strong backing for his great society agenda despite expected battles over Medicare and Appalachia.
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Washington
UPI
Lyndon Baines Johnson
John F. Kennedy
Johnson
Barry M. Goldwater
Arizona
Goldwater
Abraham Lincoln
Vermont
Midwest
West Coast
Texas
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
U.S
Ken
House of Representatives
House
Congress
Senate
Appalachia
Brown Beats Gibson in County Election Roundup
County tabulation highlights Brown defeating Gibson and Kennedy smashing Keating in early returns. New London bonds fail but levies mostly pass while Milan merger is defeated and New London remains dry. Borgia leads vote total as GOP council weighs next moves after buying new fire truck.
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Brown
Gibson
Kennedy
Keating
New London
Milan
Borgia
Council
Weather and notices brief for region
Sunny and mild this afternoon with fair tonight and low 42 to 48. Increasing cloudiness Thursday with 20 percent showers in northwest by late afternoon. High Thursday 70 to 76. Births announce Ronald Ingersoll and spouse at 37 Marshall Street: twin girls. Deaths note Donald G. Clary, age 25, of Birmingham.
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Ronald Ingersoll
Marshall
Mosher Wins in Thirteenth District Victory Margin Revealed
Congressman Charles A. Mosher won reelection in Ohio's thirteenth district by about 12 000 votes over Norwalk Mayor Louis G. Frey. Final totals: Mosher 74776 Frey 62232 with Mosher carrying all four counties Huron Erie Lorain and Sandusky. Frey conceded around 1130 p.m. Tuesday saying he had no regrets and enjoyed the campaign.
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Charles A. Mosher
Norwalk
Louis G. Frey
Mosher
Frey
Lorain
Huron
Erie
Sandusky
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Paul Fannin
Fannin
John Rhodes
R-Ariz
Nedy
Donald G. Clary
Birmingham
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