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In 1958, Ives declined to seek a third term in the Senate and was succeeded by another Moderate Republican, [[Kenneth B. Keating]], who was elected along with still another Moderate Republican, [[Nelson Rockefeller]], who unseated Governor Harriman and won the first of four terms as governor. Then in 1964, Keating lost his bid for reelection, when presidential nominee [[Barry Goldwater]] of [[Arizona]] fared poorly in New York. Keating, though he ran ahead of Goldwater in the state, still lost to Democrat former [[United States Attorney General]] [[Robert F. Kennedy]], younger brother of President Kennedy, with whom Ives had collaborated on the labor legislation.  

In 1958, Ives declined to seek a third term in the Senate and was succeeded by another Moderate Republican, [[Kenneth B. Keating]], who was elected along with still another Moderate Republican, [[Nelson Rockefeller]], who unseated Governor Harriman and won the first of four terms as governor. Then in 1964, Keating lost his bid for reelection, when presidential nominee [[Barry Goldwater]] of [[Arizona]] fared poorly in New York. Keating, though he ran ahead of Goldwater in the state, still lost to Democrat former [[United States Attorney General]] [[Robert F. Kennedy]], younger brother of President Kennedy, with whom Ives had collaborated on the labor legislation.  

Ives died in Norwich, New York at the age of sixty-six.<ref name=nytimes/> He and his first wife are interred at Greenlawn Cemetery in his native Bainbridge, New York.<ref name=findagrave>Irving McNeil Ives (1896-1962) - Find A Grave Memorial, accessed August 5, 2021.</ref>

Ives died in Norwich, New York at the age of sixty-six.<ref name=nytimes/> He and his first wife are interred at Greenlawn Cemetery in his native Bainbridge, New York.<ref name=findagrave>[https://www.findagrave.com/memorial/7088721/irving-mcneil-ives Irving McNeil Ives (1896-1962) - Find A Grave Memorial], accessed August 5, 2021.</ref>

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