Computer Use Sways Voter View In Turbocharged Election Battle
In a fast paced comparison of computing versus human judgment, NORX UPS and other systems processed California and New York results to project winners. The rapid data handling highlighted how machine outputs depended on human assumptions about fractions of votes and candidate leads, with Goldwater appearing likely in several states before final tallies. The piece notes high speed devices versus traditional adding machines shaping early expectations in the Nelson Rockefeller era.
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Summer Reading Club Opens as plans unfold
The article outlines the Summer Reading Club launch, noting Vivian Vestal of Washington and others coordinating the continental shelves theme, with sessions from June 1 to July 24. It cites computer projections and voters patterns, and mentions reader participation, book donations, and a subsequent meeting in Austin.
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