Election of Johnson and Humphrey by electoral college
Presidential electors meet nationwide to formalize the Johnson Humphrey victory. Electors from 44 states plus the District of Columbia are set to cast ballots, agreeing with the Nov. 3 results and signaling the end of the 1964 election cycle.
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Record 70.6 Million Voted in November
The AP reports a record 70,621,479 Americans cast ballots in the latest presidential election. Johnson leads with 43,126,218 votes, Goldwater 27,174,989, and others 320,363. Voter participation declined versus 1960, with Southern states showing notable gains.
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Plan Autopsy On Elephant Queen Tut Fort Worth Zoo
An autopsy was planned for Queen Tut a 44 year old elephant at Forrest Park zoo after dying of a heart attack Sunday. The elephant once saved former Zoo superintendent Jim Brown in 1940 by shielding him from a trampling attack. Penny the other elephant caused damage to various sea creatures and ships.
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State party picks reflect loyalty and convention choices
The passage notes recognition of past services and loyalty to party candidates. It states most selections occurred at state party conventions while others came from primaries or state committees.
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