State by state vote outlook fills 1964 race map
A state by state forecast lists electoral votes and race dynamics for president, governor, senate, and house across the union. Johnson is favored in most states with Democrats and Republicans contesting seats in New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island Connecticut New York Pennsylvania New Jersey Delaware Maryland West Virginia District of Columbia North Carolina South Carolina Georgia New Mexico Arizona Ohio Indiana and other regions with varied margins.
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Johnson Seen Heavy Winner in Presidential Map Flash
The piece outlines state by state expectations for the 1964 election. Johnson leads in Florida and the Southwest while Goldwater challenges persist in Alabama Mississippi and Oklahoma. Democrats hold most House seats with several Senate contests unsettled and key governors in flux.
Scottsdale school head defends ouster action
Scottsdale voters hear Messinger defend the board’s decision not to rehire Superintendent W W Dick as recall election looms on June 2. Phoenix attorney Messinger and allies say Dick’s time away from duties, explosive temperament, lack of united support, and district growth justified the dismissal. Dick plans to respond at a June 1 Scottsdale High School meeting.
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Messinger Wins Big in Scottsdale Recall Vote
Scottsdale School District president William H. Messinger secured overwhelming support with 930 votes to 274 for his opponent, as recall attempts failed yesterday.
Skip Skipper Time Acknowledged In Listing Of Names
A dense OCR style list names numerous individuals and couples including Mrs. Robert Cummings Mr. Brooks Darlington Mr. and Mrs. Royal Treadway and many others. The fragment reads like a society roster or wedding notice with no explicit event date or action beyond acknowledgment of attendees.
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