Linda Johnson joins Europe concert tour after Omaha departure
Linda Johnson embarks on a three week concert tour of Europe with the Midland College Choir. She travels from Omaha to New York City then Paris aboard United Airlines and KLM Airlines, joining the group for a European itinerary.
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Wallace’s northern primaries hint at civil rights backlash
The piece notes Wallace’s strong showing in Wisconsin Indiana and Maryland and argues a Northern anti civil rights sentiment exists. It discusses how back lash could influence the 1964 election and shape Senate and party strategies amid a contentious civil rights debate. It cites Maryland delegates and broader national implications for Democrats Republicans and potential protest voters.
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Farewell for Rev and Mrs August Johnson at Polk Methodist
A Sunday farewell for Rev and Mrs August Johnson at Polk Methodist Church featured a This Is Your Life program with guests from Lincoln Fairbury Phillips and Aurora. Lt Gov Dwight Burney presented the Admiral of Nebraska Navy certificate. Refreshments followed.
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Washington protest vote could reshape Senate House contests
Several thousand key Washingtonians seek to know if a protest vote for Goldwater or Nixon will abstain in the Presidential race and appear only in Senate and House contests. The question lingers as officials weigh political implications.
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