Wallace Sees Strong Indiana Vote despite Welsh Doubt
Wallace campaign leaders project a 40 percent Indiana vote as a three party path looms for Wallace in the 1968 election. Welsh disputes the forecast, insisting Indiana remains a solid two party state with Republicans and Democrats capturing the majority.
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Joseph Fine
John de Carlo
Wallace
Indiana
George C. Wallace
Fine
Monitgomery
Ala
Welsh
Indiana Citizens For Humphrey Organization
New Politics Party
Eugene McCarthy
Missouri Democrats oust Long in primary
Missouri voters selected Edwards Long to be replaced by Lt. Gov. Eagleton in the Democratic senatorial race. William Clay won the 1st District nomination while Curtis Crawford led the Republicans. Symington, son of Sen. Stuart Symington, headed the Democratic ticket in the 2nd District. Dole won the Kansas Senate nomination defeating Gov. Avery. Docking faced Harman in the governor's race, while Frank Church and George Hansen were renominated and unopposed respectively in Idaho.
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Associated Press
Missouri
Edward V. Long
Long
Thomas F. Eagleton
William Clay
Curtis Crawford
Congress
James W. Symington
Symington
U.S
Stuart Symington
Hugh Scott
Kansas
William H. Avery
Dole
William S. Robinson
Wichita
Frank Carlson
Rick Harman
GOP
Robert Docking
Idaho
Frank Church
George Hansen
Potash Beds of Lincoln and Western Nebraska
The largest potash deposits in the United States lie in western Nebraska near Lincoln. Prospecting and mining plans highlight vast resource potential and regional economic impact for the 现代 era.
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Lincoln
U.S
Nebraska
Indiana approves branch banks in Highland and Fort Wayne
The Indiana Department of Financial Institutions approved petitions for new branches in Highland and Fort Wayne. A change of control was authorized for Citizens State Bank of New Castle. Farmers State Bank of New Market may sell assets to First National Bank of Crawfordsville.
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Edward Bell
Indiana State Election Board
Prohibition
Social Labor
Socialist Worker
Bell
Fine
deCarlo
Fred V. Culp
Indiana
American Independent Party
Wallace
Culp
AIP
Hammond
Fort Wayne
Lake County
Merrillville
Dusan Simic
Margaret A. Collins
State
Howard T. Hammel
Springfield
Hubert Hinds
Salem
S. Louis Lash
Avilla
Donnie Lane Lee
Indianapolis
John E. Lohrum
Dillsboro
H.W. Meggs
New Castle
James E. McNeal
Valparaiso
William A. Russell
Friendship
Frank M. Sanders
Fremont
Rephold L. Slusher
Selma
Olin G. Staton
Ligonier
UPI
Indiana Department of Financial Institutions
Highland
State Bank
Peoples’ Trust and Savings Company
Citizens State Bank
Farmers State Bank
New Market
First National Bank of
Crawfordsville
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James Gale
Kikihawen
Indian Ridge
Court of Honor
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Ed Hague
Ty Ward
Rick Ainsworth
Steve Barker
Tom Corbin
Norman Ruff
Greg Almquist
Steve Anspach
Denny Fuller
Scot Sparenberg
David Farr
Jim Russel
Kelly Anspach
Jeff Deitzen
Bill Harrison
Jeff Gale
Jeff Cochran
Bob Jones
Crooked Lake
John R. Chaney
John E. Chaney
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