Brown Wins in California Amid Bitter Campaign
Brown led early and stayed ahead in Los Angeles as California’s vote count narrowed the Nixon bid. Modoc backed Brown 3431 to 1021, while absentees boosted totals. Kuchel defeated Richards 1,146,940 to 911,649 in Senate races. Three GOP Birch members trailed in Los Angeles, and Rafferty clung to a slim lead over Richardson for state superintendent.
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Richard Richards
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Edgar W. Hiestand
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Alexander Wiley
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Towa
Homer E. Capehart
Indiana
South Dakota
Walter H. Judd
California elections shift as Deukmejian and Hosmer win
In a mixed tide, Deukmejian captures the 39th District while Hosmer clinches a key assembly seat. Kennedy era gains bolster Democrats in the Senate, Nixon excluded from the governorship as Brown wins California governorship and GOP hopes rest on Don Clausen for 1964 presidential contest. Voter turnout nears 80 percent in Long Beach, with a strong push for reapportionment and juvenile rights measures across counties.
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Inington
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Barand
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Joint Committee
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Richard Nix
Ion
House
Nixon
Wash
Ban on Draw Poker Parlors Rejected In 1964 Election Tide
The 1964 results show mixed outcomes with Democrats gaining governorships in New Hampshire Vermont New Mexico and MI and Republicans holding key seats in Ohio Pennsylvania and Michigan While a ban on draw poker parlors failed New Gardena voters rejected an anti poker local option measure The election also featured Kennedy era shifts with Rockefeller and other incumbents facing stiff challenges while new leaders emerged across states including Connally in Texas and Ballon in Oklahoma Descriptions note cross currents in voting driven by personalities over issues and a possible larger Senate support for Kennedy programs
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Roybal
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Pennsylvania
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B. F. Sisk
Jeffery Cohelan
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Kennedy
John F Kent
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Nedy
Repub
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Nixon
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Oklahoma
Senate
Gardena
Superior Court
Alfred Gitelson
Gitelson
State Supreme Court
Robert M. Morgenthau
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New York City
Texas
John Connally
Jack Cox
Jenry Ballon
Mike Monroney
B. Hayden Crawford
John W. King
Wesley Powell
John Pillsbury
King
Nixon criticizes press in final meet with newsmen
Former president Richard Nixon bristled at reporters during a post election press gathering. He urged transcripts and argued newspapers should report what candidates say, not steer the public. Nixon praised Gov. Brown, conceded victory, and denied personal attacks during the campaign.
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Gov. Brown
United States
Brown
Herbert G. Klein
Little Press
Democrats sweep California Senate and Assembly victories
Democrats gained control of the California State Senate with a 13-7 edge and led in 25 of 34 Assembly races, far exceeding expectations as returns piled up. Republicans had yet to win a race, while incumbents trailed in several districts and Hugo Fisher narrowly led in one contest. Other races across Hawaii showed Helene Hale winning a county post and Kath Parker assuming a municipal judge role on Hawaii Island.
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California
Senate
Richard J. Gobsor
Robert T. Monagan
Charles Warren
Chet Wolfrum
Leverttte D. House
Victor
I Veysey
Hugo Fisher
Jack Schrade
Repub
Thomas Ross
Beverly Hillg
San Diego
Los Angeles
Rees
Pat McGea
Honolulu
Helene
Richard Hale
U.N
Kath
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