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I walked over to Elm Street to see the Kennedy delegation. . . . President Kennedy and [[Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis|Jackie]] made a handsome couple. She was resplendent in her pink dress and pink pillbox hat. The crowds on the sidewalks applauded, and waved as they drove by. . . . I entered the hotel . . . The room was almost filled, and people were seated at the individual tables. ... We had the invocation, and many guests began to eat their lunch. Suddenly we heard sirens screaming and someone from outside ran up to the head table and excitedly said, 'The President, Vice President, and Governor Connally have all been shot.' I stood and announced the news. There was stunned silence in the room. Someone then produced a radio, and the news confirmed that the President (and Connally) had been shot.<ref>Jack Crichton, ''The Republican-Democrat Political Campaigns in Texas in 1964,'' self-published, 2004, pp. 7-8, ISBN 1-4184-2574-5 (paperback).</ref>​</blockquote>
 
I walked over to Elm Street to see the Kennedy delegation. . . . President Kennedy and [[Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis|Jackie]] made a handsome couple. She was resplendent in her pink dress and pink pillbox hat. The crowds on the sidewalks applauded, and waved as they drove by. . . . I entered the hotel . . . The room was almost filled, and people were seated at the individual tables. ... We had the invocation, and many guests began to eat their lunch. Suddenly we heard sirens screaming and someone from outside ran up to the head table and excitedly said, 'The President, Vice President, and Governor Connally have all been shot.' I stood and announced the news. There was stunned silence in the room. Someone then produced a radio, and the news confirmed that the President (and Connally) had been shot.<ref>Jack Crichton, ''The Republican-Democrat Political Campaigns in Texas in 1964,'' self-published, 2004, pp. 7-8, ISBN 1-4184-2574-5 (paperback).</ref>​</blockquote>
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* (12) development of a two-party system<br>
 
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===With Clint Walker and Coke Stevenson===
 
===With Clint Walker and Coke Stevenson===
 
Crichton was accompanied in a campaign appearance by [[actor]] Norman Eugene "Clint" Walker (1927-2018), former star of the [[ABC|American Broadcasting Company]] [[television]] series, ''Cheyenne'' (1955-1963). Walker once resided in Brownwood, Texas.<ref name="Crichton, p. 37.">Crichton, p. 37</ref> Though he addressed some  large audiences during the campaign, in Muleshoe in Bailey County in West Texas Crichton spoke from the back of a wagon to only five people plus a stray dog.<ref name="Crichton, p. 37."/>​
 
Crichton was accompanied in a campaign appearance by [[actor]] Norman Eugene "Clint" Walker (1927-2018), former star of the [[ABC|American Broadcasting Company]] [[television]] series, ''Cheyenne'' (1955-1963). Walker once resided in Brownwood, Texas.<ref name="Crichton, p. 37.">Crichton, p. 37</ref> Though he addressed some  large audiences during the campaign, in Muleshoe in Bailey County in West Texas Crichton spoke from the back of a wagon to only five people plus a stray dog.<ref name="Crichton, p. 37."/>​
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