Miniskirted Judge Faces Tough Reelection Bid
Los Angeles 41 A judge who wears mini skirts and conducts her chambers in pink sought re election to the Los Angeles Municipal Court bench. Judge Noel Cannon faced trial lawyer Malcolm Mankey while Gov Edmund Brown appointed her in 1963. Her tenure has included publicized clashes with male colleagues and a censuring resolution over conduct.
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Wallace Casts Vote in Clayton and Heads to Montgomery
George C. Wallace cast his ballot in Clayton Alabama his rural hometown and prepared for election night events at Garrett Coliseum in Montgomery. After a campaign rally in Atlanta he said the presidential run had been enjoyable and anticipated an election review in Montgomery.
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George C. Wallace
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Garrett Coliseum
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Truman Votes Early in Independence Stroll
Former president Truman and Police Officer Mike Westwood left for an early morning walk and voted at 9 02 am in the 27th Precinct of Blue Township. He entered through a rear door of the memorial building and said nothing to reporters as Mrs Truman was expected to vote later.
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Mike Westwood
Memorial Building
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Truman
Johnson City
Johnson
Unopposed incumbents in 90th Congress noted in race previews
Washington reports 47 members of the 90th Congress face no opposition in reelection races. The list includes two senators Russell Long and George D. Aiken and multiple House members from both parties and many states. The piece catalogs incumbents with districts and states, highlighting several southern Republicans without rivals.
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Russell Long
Louisiana
George D. Aiken
Vermont
William Cramer
Florida
Charles R
Camlina
Sth
George Bush
Texas
Richard E. Poff
Virginia
Snow and Cold Hamper Voters Across the Nation
Voters faced wintry conditions with rain snow and strong winds in parts of the Rockies northern plains and Montana while milder autumn weather favored many in the Southwest Midwest and Northeast. The Weather Bureau tracked a developing low bringing winter to the north and central Rockies with icy rain and high winds.
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N.C
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Mrs Onassis Cast Vote by Absentee
Mrs Onassis registered to vote in Hyannis Port Barnstable Mass and cast an absentee ballot received by oversea airmail. Town Clerk Howard Sears said the ballot arrived Monday but he did not see its origin. The widow of President Kennedy has a summer home in Wat, part of Barnstable Town.
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Aristotle Onassis
Jacqueline Kennerty
Barnstable
Howard W. Sears
Over Seas
Sears
John F. Kennedy
Presdent
Picket as Muskie Casts Vote in Waterville Maine
Sen Edmund Muskie voted with his wife at South Grammar School while about 176 anti war demonstrators outside chanted Choice Muskie the Democratic vice presidential candidate said the protesters did not disturb him He planned to await returns at the Fenway Maine Motor Hotel and offered cautious remarks on election surprises noting a 1954 governor win as a comparison and questioning poll sampling reliability
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Humphrey Votes in Minnesota Home Town
Hubert Humphrey returned to WAVERLY Minnesota where he voted in the Marysville Township hall. He said his ballot was secret and joked about voting once while greeting about two dozen locals before heading home for sleep. Manel Humphrey stood beside him as reporters photographed the moment.
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Eyemirst
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Johnson Cast Ballot in Johnson City Texas
President Lyndon Johnson and Lady Bird voted at a Pedernales Electric Co op building in Johnson City. Johnson noted it was the first election in 31 years without his candidacy, and Humphrey was the projected successor while Mrs Johnson eyed amendments.
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UPI
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Agnew Votes in Firehouse Polling at Dukes Street
In Annapolis Spiro Agnew the Republican vice presidential candidate voted at 8 am with wife Judy Rasdy and daughter Susan at the Dukes of Gloucester Street firehouse polling place. He said the race could go either way and that victory is possible but he is prepared to lose.
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Susan
Dukes of Gloucester Street
Emmet Queen
Josing
Maryland
Richard M. Nixon
LeMay Votes at Bel Air Precinct in Los Angeles
Gen Curls LeMay and wife arrive at a Bel Air polling place. He avoids political questions saying he knows nothing about polls. Mrs LeMay votes early, LeMay spends four minutes on ballot before heading to Montgomery to await results with Wallace.
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Bel Air
Los Angeles
UPI
Curls LeMay
Air Force
Jin
American Independent Party
United States
George Wallace
AIP
Bank Condition Listing Ordered
Washington authorities issue a call for a statement of condition for all national banks as of October 30. Similar calls are sent by the Federal Reserve for state member banks and by the FDIC for insured, nonmember banks. By law four calls are issued annually. the last reflected conditions as of December 29.
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