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Press Telegram in Long Beach, California

11 Oct 1960

Page 5

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Press Telegram

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Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1960

Page

5

California Poll Shows Kennedy Gains After Debates

A California Poll survey of registered voters shows John F. Kennedy gaining on Richard Nixon after the first TV debate. Kennedy leads in perceived competence on domestic issues while Nixon still owns foreign affairs and decision making. The gap narrowed from 28 to about 15 percentage points, with Kennedy gaining stature as an inspirational leader.

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Johnson Flays GOP On Deep South Campaign Tour

Senator Lyndon B. Johnson virulently attacked Republican farm policies and states rights during a 3,500 mile southern swing. He held nine stops in South Carolina and spoke from his 11 car LBJ Special train, charging Republicans raised farmer costs while cutting prices for products and driving up interest rates for workers.

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Cardinal's Kin Dies in Tennessee Stroke

Eugene L. Stritch, 75, retired vice president of the National Life and Accident Insurance Co., died Monday of a stroke in Nashville Tennessee. He was a brother of the late Samuel Cardinal Stritch of Chicago who died in Rome in 1958.

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