Goldwater Wrapping South Campaign With Civil Rights Attack
Sen. Barry Goldwater finished his final bid in the South denouncing the 1964 Civil Rights Act as unfair private discrimination. He urged government to ensure freedom of association, drawing 80 000 to 90 000 outside Columbia’s auditorium as Thurmond and Byrnes defended conservative ideals and attacked court decisions.
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Barry Goldwater
South
South Carolina
Arizona
Texas
Oklahoma
West Virginia
Strum Thurmond
Goldwater
James F. Byrnes
Harry S. Truman
Byrnes
U5. Supreme Court
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Ft. Jackson
Phoenix
Ariz
San Antonio
Lyndon B. Johnson
U.S
Cleveland
Ohio
Chicago
Voters Face Broad Election With 57 Candidates In Chaves County
Voters in Chaves County on Tuesday face 57 candidates 12 constitutional amendments and one paper ballot levy. Roswell residents consider two paper ballot proposals including a hospital levy renewal for ENMMC and a Roswell School District 1 levy aiding Roswell Community College. County races feature several unopposed Democrats and contested House and local posts with write in Jim Snell challenging Rep. Helbing.
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Chaves County
Roswell
Eastern New Mexico Medical Center
Verlon E. Hall
Fermner Phelps
H. A. Ashcraft
Ate
Jim Snell
Stephen C Helbing
New Mexico
House of Representatives
Lawrence Woodell
Frank C. Eliott
Dewey E. Johnson
Richard White Corn
Wilbur L. Shackelford
Homer C. Berry
Johnson Predicts Victory at Madison Square Garden
President Johnson declared victory as he wrapped up his campaign in Madison Square Garden telling a roaring audience the people will reject extremism and elect Democratic leadership. He attacked Barry Goldwater as extreme while praising moderates and stressing unity with allies in New York alongside Robert F. Kennedy and Mayor Wagner.
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APY
Johnson
Madison Square Garden
Sen
Barry Goldwater
GOP
William E. Miller
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Robert F. Wagner
New York City
Nixon Sees Next 3 Days as Decisive for Election
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon told about 1,500 on the Roswell court house lawn that the election would be won or lost in the next three days. He attacked Hubert Humphrey and urged support for Barry Goldwater, urging a strong military policy and a new Washington team.
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Nixon
Richard Nixon
Jack Cusack
Court House Lawn
Floyd Lee
Republican National
San Mateo
Cabral
Richard M. Nixon
Roswell
Denver
Hubert Humphrey
Car Crash Kills Seven Youths Near Auburn
A car carrying seven youths veered off Route 34 south of Auburn New York and hit a tree killing all aboard. State police reported the bodies were heavily mangled delaying identification and noted the car appeared registered to a Union Springs youth with others possibly from the same area.
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Auburn
N.Y
Syracuse
Union Springs
Roswell Poll Shows LBJ Goldwater Lead in Local Sampling
Roswell Daily Record supermarket poll of 221 voters across five markets shows Lyndon Johnson leading Barry Goldwater 112 to 101 for president, with Edwin L. Mechem ahead of Joe Montoya 111 to 94 for the Senate race. Governor Jack Campbell leads Merle Tucker by 12 percent, and Bob Redman and Tom Morris lead in other contests.
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Nixon
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ADA
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Barry Goldwater
America
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Mechem
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Lyndon Johnson
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Jack Campbell
Merle Tucker
Jack Redman
Albuquerque
Johnny Walker
U. S. House of Representatives
Tom Morris
Students Win Window Painting at Roswell High Contest
Ghosts a haunted house and a realistic fence won at Monterrey Shopping Center in Roswell High School’s annual Palet teers project. Winners at Bowman Lumber Co. included Linda Ramsey Mary Winkler Babetta Stacy and Becky Johnson. Mitchell Drug took second and 34 Flavors third.
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Roswell High School
Bowman Lumber Co
Linda Ramsey
Mary Winkler
Babetta Stacy
Becky Johnson
Mitchell Drug
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al Norwood
Carl F. Clardy
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Jim Garcia
Rodman Cookson
Charles F. Ward
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Earl Wise
Earl Phillips
Jana Bostick
AL Stubbs
Montoya
State Department
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United Fund
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Hobbs
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Ronnie Biggers
Lynn Ziegler
Joy Hart
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Ken Peters
Nancy Lawrence
Bill Warner
Lynda Mitchell
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