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Tucson Daily Citizen

Location

Tucson, Arizona, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1964

Page

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Negro Vote Solid for LBJ Across Nation

UPI survey shows Negro precincts giving Johnson 80 to 98 percent of votes. In Atlanta one precinct produced 4000 for Johnson to 4 for Goldwater. NAACP estimates 97 percent of New York Negro voters backed Johnson. Michigan to elect two Black congressmen for first time. Philadelphia Negro wards contributed 39.9 percent of Johnson’s votes.

Washington UPI Johnson United Press International Atlanta Goldwater South Tennessee Florida Virginia North Carolina Michigan Charles C. Diggs Jr Comer John Conyers Jr Detroit New York National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Robert F. Kennedy Kenneth B. Keating R-N.y. Kennedy Keating Philadelphia William J Devlin Chicago Illinois Otto Kerner John F. Kennedy Goldwater &, Johnson Bedford-Stuyvesant Harlem

Nixon proposes official VP residence and election results

Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon urged building an official residence for the vice president. He noted potential Republican opportunities. The report cites Johnson’s large vote margins in Philadelphia Negro wards and Chicago Negro wards, with Johnson leading in Washington, New York, and heavily Black precincts amid prior rioting.

New York Richard M. Nixon

Public climate of fear ends Goldwater bid in Arizona

Leonard says a public climate of fear created by Democrats and media defeated Barry Goldwater in the nationwide election. He cited voters persuaded he would lead the country to war, despite many backing his cause. He praised GOP workers, noted Pima County turnout tactics, and thanked Cervantes and local papers for fair coverage.

Barry Leonard Barry Goldwater Democratic Party Arizonan Pima County John C. Leonard Republican Club Sen. Goldwater Johnson Goldwater Club Pima Republican Party Repub Lican Nation Ivan Culbertson Dan McKinney Tucson GOP Ransom Powell

Bircher Sees Long-Range Battle In U S Politics

John Birch Society national director John Rousselot says the group views its struggle as a long range program to restore constitutional government. He credits Barry Goldwater for a strong conservative stance and public articulation of it after his presidential bid defeat.

San Marino Calif John Birch Society John Rousselot Birch Natonal Barry Goldwater Rousselot Sen. Goldwater

Wisconsin Club Potluck Meeting at Tucson Woman's Club

The Wisconsin Club will meet for a potluck at 6 p.m. Tuesday at the Tucson Woman's Club 317 W Alameda St. Attendees should bring a dish to pass and their own table service. Coffee will be furnished. A professional ballet group will provide entertainment.

Wisconsin Club Tucson Woman's Club W. Alameda St

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