Texas Campaigns Roar Across State for GOP and Dems
Texas politicians push aggressive campaign moves as Sen. Ralph Yarborough defends his near nomination deadline with eyes on Houston Austin and West Texas stops. Don Kennard and Gordon McLendon join GOP efforts while Rep. Bush and Morin begin statewide offices and energy contest heats in Amarillo Lubbock El Paso Odessa and Dallas amid cross party rhetoric and endorsements.
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Texas Districting Court Rule Awaited
Texas officials await a Supreme Court ruling on the congressional redistricting suit. A special session could be called to redraw districts if the court rules against at large elections, with estimates of costs and potential chaos if lawmakers cannot act promptly. Changes likely add seats in Dallas and Harris counties while possibly eliminating others in northeast Texas. The outcome hinges on the court's decision and the timing of any new district map before 1964 elections.
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Georgia Voters Narrowly Back Two House Seats for Atlanta Region
Georgia officials push for faster districting while the legislature nears the end of a 40 day session. In a chaotic 1965 scramble, the rural House backed a plan to add two congressmen for the Atlanta metropolitan area, leaving the current 23 in Washington. Congressmen agree to pursue a bill aligning with a Supreme Court ruling and delaying its effect until the 1966 elections.
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Israeli aide to London for talks amid cabinet reshuffle
London AP dispatch reports Israel's delegation headed by Far Carn to seek informal talks with Britain as government sources describe a deadline approach for candidates to file. The scene notes Gov. Carl E. Sanders appeals amid political uncertainty and a high court inquiry into timing.
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Seven Rescued As Fire Traps Two Elevators In NY Building
Firefighters broke open two smoke filled elevators after power failed on the fourth floor at 20 East 46th Street during an office building blaze. Seven people were rescued, including one unconscious woman carried to safety, while six others were guided down stairs. The fire was confined to the fourth floor and quickly controlled with no other injuries reported.
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Correction on Vital Statistic: Erroneous license listing
A Friday vital statistics notice wrongly listed a woman as obtaining a marriage license to wed Wayne William Cabeldue of 303 Shrine. The record should show he is marrying Belva Jean Lewis, 16, of 238 Creath.
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Republicans Target Johnsons Foreign Policy Slide
GOP lawmakers across factions show concern over Johnsons handling of foreign affairs amid a pivotal election. Sen Clifford Case calls Johnson vulnerable internationally, noting New Jersey as teetering toward Democrats if the trend continues. Scranton warns US standing with allies is eroding as Kennedy era concerns resurface.
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New Hampshire campaign heats up amid GOP jockeying
In Nashua and Dover, Nelson Rockefeller and Margaret Chase Smith push for presidential support as Goldwater and Lodge vie for delegates. Rockefeller seeks to counter Lodge while Smith vows to fight Navy Yard closures, stressing regional and national security in a tense Republican primary run.
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