GOP Maintains Eight-Seat House Edge in Scottsdale Area
Incumbents held firm across eight state House seats with minimal Democratic challenges. District four saw Tempe grocer James Shelley edge Democrat John Tait 3 506 to 3 387 while District five veteran James Holley won 2 483 to 2 213 over Tom Swann. Kret in District 12 and Pritzlaff in District 25 posted large margins. Frank Kelley won District 13 while Isabel Burgess ran unopposed for another term. Ruth Adams beat Art Hargrave in District 24.
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James Shelley
Tempe Grocer
John Tait
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James Holley
Tom Swann
David Kret
John Pritzlaff
Kret
James
Jay) Cleckner
Frank Kelley
John A. Hellman
Isabel
Burgess
Ruth Adams
Art Hargrave
Conlan Heads To Win In Maricopa County Senate Race
With Maricopa County results near complete, Republican John Conlan of Scottsdale leads with 119,497 votes against Democrat B. C. Rhodes 117,911. Maricopa appears to elect two new senators while Pima County shifts to Democrats and defeats a Republican incumbent.
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Senate
Pima
Maricopa
John Conlan
Scottsdale
B.C. Rhodes
Buckeye
George Driefender
Wing Ong
Phoenix
Edward J. Kennedy
Ahee
Kennedy
Corbett
Albert Anderrson
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7Iiam Holohan
Berrow
Larry Cantor
Irwin Canto
Edwin Thurston
C.L. Sparks
John "Boskon
John Barry
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Lodge urges unity behind President Johnson after election
Henry Cabot Lodge, former Republican VP candidate and UN ambassador, calls on Americans to join ranks behind Johnson. He says the election signals a nationwide desire for equal treatment and positive solutions, with foreign policy led by a president with courage and prudence.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
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Viet Nam
Barry Goldwater
Lodge
Johnson Victory Hailed Worldwide After Election
UPI reports mixed international reactions to Lyndon B. Johnson’s victory. Pravda praised the outcome as a peace referendum, while some Goldwater supporters feared expanded war in Vietnam. China’s New China News Agency offered no immediate reaction and West Germany’s Erhard sent congratulations.
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Viet Nam
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Ludwig Erhard
Free Nations
Charles de Gaulle
Mandate for Unity As Johnson Claims Landslide Victory
President Johnson, winning by the largest margin in history, calls his victory a mandate for unity. He urges supporters and foes to unite for a government that serves all people, crediting Kennedy's program and thanking his family and workers.
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Young Wins Tight Ohio Senate Race Likely Recount
In Columbus Democratic Sen. Stephen M. Young appeared to lead Republican Robert Taft Jr. by 6,649 with NES data from 28 polling places. Secretary of State Ted W. Brown noted Taft ahead by 2,025 but expected Young to gain a margin as 570 precincts remain to be tallied.
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Robert Taft Jr
National Election Service
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Young
Ted W. Brown
Taft
Brown
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