Electoral Vote Final Word Then Counts Decide Presidential Win
A historical overview recalls disputes over electoral votes in 1876 and 1888. Hayes and Tilden faced conflicting ballots from states like Florida and Louisiana. The piece notes elections where popular majorities diverged from electoral outcomes and discusses the role of electors in deciding the presidency.
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Ruth
Hayes
United States
Samuel J. Tilden
Tilden
Netulias Hses
Florida
Louisiana
Patallel
South Carolina
Autorma
Washington
Evolution of the Electoral College and its political quirks
The article traces the U S electoral college history from 1787 to modern times noting the divergence between popular votes and electoral outcomes. It covers key episodes including 1800 deadlocks, 1828 adoption of statewide electors, the 12th Amendment, and unpledged electors in the mid 20th century.
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California
Rhode Island
John F. Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Jater
House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Ralign
Pennsylvania
Congress
House of Hepreseentatives
George Washington
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Democratic Party
Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
John Quincy
Adams
Denver
Jackson Sndleard
Wiliam H. Crawford
Willian
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Mississippi
Alabama
Oklahoma
Adlai Stevenson
Walter B. Jones
Ion
Youth Sunday at Second Baptist Church
Youth Sunday observances are planned at Second Baptist Church 1101 Sherman St with a 3 p.m. service and a 7 p.m. evening meditation. The Golden Toneal Choir of Antioch Baptist Church in Muncie and the Greater Second Baptist Church youth choir in Marion are among the featured singers.
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Second Baptist Church
Sherman St
Golden Toneal
Antioch Baptist Church
Muncié
Ernest Randall
Marion
Eatene PF. Young
Young
Greater Second Baptist Church of
Gospelaves
Union Baptist Church of
Muncie
Police Probe Weekend Breakins Across City
Detectives investigated a string of weekend burglaries in Anderson. At Mu i son Heights Junior High School a glass door was broken and two candy vending machines were emptied. A Red Bud Mobile Home Park laundry room and three vending machines at the Anderson YWCA were broken into with cash stolen. A Deep Rock station cigarette machine yielded money after a Saturday break in. A home on 102% W ah St reported a window pane removed with a 39 pound loss of bow and 42 errors and a baby rocker taken. Further details reference other local incidents and ongoing investigations.
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Anderson
Muison Heights Junior High School
Eastside
Red Bud Mobile Home Park
New 38Th SL
Ind
Anderson Ywca
W. Lith St
Deep Rock
Joby Sts
Herb Pinney
Ah St
Funeral Home Adverts Immediate Service Worldwide
A vintage style notice urges calm and quick action in case of death. It promotes instant telephone access to arrange arrangements anywhere, promising no confusion and lower cost by contacting an operator who will connect callers directly.
Agnew Says South Cannot Win With Wallace in 3rd Party Bid
Spiro Agnew told about 1,500 South attendees in Raleigh that the South cannot win with George Wallace. He urged voting third party if they repudiate the current court net, saying a third party executive cannot help with needed reforms. Funeral notices follow for Hugh Hand and Nellie Bailey as other items in the edition.
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Haleigh
UPI
Spiro Agnew
Finah
George Wallace
Raleigh
Hugh
Maryland
Hand
Louisville
Wallace
Richard Nixon
Dickman
Hubert Mampbrev
New Albany
Anderson
Empire Insurance Company
Alt South Bend
Supreme Court hearing eyed on 1968 ballot actions
Judge Dillon and Tadler discuss the endgame for the 1968 ballot with potential additional legal actions before the November 5 election. If a court orders reprinting, election procedures may be restructured, possibly delaying beyond November 6 or changing voting methods.
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Supreme Court
Dillon
Lega
Former Trucker Paul Fox Dies in Anderson
Paul Fox BU of Rt. 1 Alexandria died Sunday at Community Hospital in Anderson after six months illness. Born September 2 1908 in Newark NY he was a son of John Lisowski and Anna Glowacki and retired from Mertyin Trucking five years ago. He was a member of St Marys Church Alexandria and the International Brotherhood of Teamsters. Friends may call at Noice Funeral Home 2 PM today. Funeral mass 9 AM Wednesday at St Marys Church with Rev. Thomas Zimmer. burial Parkview Cemetery.
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Alexandria
Paul Fox BU
Rt. 1
Alexandeia
Mertyin
Anderson
Community Hospital
Anna Glowacki
Newark
John Lisow
St. Macy's Catholic Church
Alex “Andria
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Vicurs
Nofize
Huma
St .Mary’s Church
Thomas Zimmer
Widh
Parkview
Nixon
Noblesville
Bary
Lorena Quear
Andercan
Mabel Busisebe Nixon
Coaltrin
Kenneth Shirk
Ourial
Crown Land
Sunny mild weather forecast for state crops damage high
The Associated Press reports Indiana faces sunny mild weather with normal temperatures returning after a weekend freeze. Absentee voting caused by cold first day. most tomato crops harvested. ballots counted Nov 5. Campaigns push water expansion, dam, and city hall ballot items amid political tensions.
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Associated Press
Indiana
Vietnam
J. J. Coton
Fes
Layne
Gow
Northern Company
Shuthiward
Ralyyy
Reed and Son
Tor
Mate
Wykley
Can
Buena Cha
Dillon
Robert L. Rock
Gov-Eard
Supreme Court
Ibahor
Indiana tomato and vegetable canning shifts amid markets
Abandoned Paul Poulson of Morgan Packing Co says Indiana produced a normal tomato crop with fair quality. Some factories closed, others switch to pumpkin and other vegetables. Sweet corn canning ended weeks ago. Unfrozen fruit may be shipped to other states for relish and specialty products. Corn and soybean crops avoid frost and are machine harvested.
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Morgan Packing Co
Indiana
Saturda
West Hoosier
Vincennes
Wisconsin
Tokyo
Donald O F
Apollo
Ross
Bellatn
Frank
Borman
James Lovell
William Anders
Apollo 7 mission progresses with systems tests
Astronauts complete medical checks and trainer simulations, preparing for the five day countdown to the Apollo 7 flight. The crew rehearses ship systems and mission objectives ahead of a 40 000 mile moon trip.
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Moon
Anderson Deaths Inclusive Obituaries in Madison Area
Obituary notices list Rolett ER Malden aged 6 died at his home after four years of illness. Born March 16, 1882 in Barnesville Ohio to Robert H. and Sarah Malden, he moved to Noblesville in 1884 then Anderson in 1963. He worked in coal mining and Delta Remy Division quality control. Survived by widow Irene S. Malden and four daughters all in Indiana. 18 grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Brown and Buzz.
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Australia
Ailways
Peter Duckett
United States
Great Britain
Europe
Austia
Dandenong Ranges
Baldwin o.co. _ cen Locomotive Works
Phil
Victorian Railways
Coulsville
Dandenong
New Frack
Albany
ToWpauge
Flea Halt
Pusing Billy Preservatoirs
William
Betty) Stevens
Society
Lewisville
Ondren
New Albany
Belgrave Jam Lakeside
Melbourne Model Railway Society
Ohio
Ins
Wen
Delta Remy Division
Quality Conttol
Cadsusa Church
Barnesville
Ormes
Eagle and the Moose Lodges
Irene S. Fuckstalden
Anderson
Den
Anna Marie) Sheerill
James
Lola May
Epp
Bol
Noblesville
Robert
Betty Irene Swaint
Jay
Catherine, Jean) Steller
Syracuse
Ind
Sven
Brown
Buzz
Edwin Skorupski
Edwin J. Skorupski
4Th St
Naplesville
Chicago
Felix
Katherine Skoropski
Edna Maxine
Michael
Joseph
Judith
George
Chasler
Alex Skoropski
J,.l. Nicholson
Evans- Godby-Trout
Crownland Cemetery
Memorial notices and obituaries flood local papers
A long list of funeral rites and death notices fills the page. Elsie Feit Arg widow of Frank Feil dies at St John Hospital after three weeks in hospital. Many locals die in Noblesville Cicero Gas City Middletown and surrounding towns with services at Baker Brothers Rector Coaltrin Ballard Shirey and other funeral homes. Survivors include spouses children and grandchildren with interments at Maplewood and Crown Land Cemeteries.
Agnew To Appear At Indianapolis Luncheon
Governor Spiro T. Agnew, Republican vice presidential nominee, will address a luncheon in Indianapolis on October 15. Eugene Pulliam, publisher of the Indianapolis Stars and News, will host. Marion County GOP chairman L Keith Guten said Agnew’s full schedule is incomplete but he is expected to make additional campaign appearances in the state.
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Indianapolis
Spiro T. Agnew
Eugene ¢. Pulliam
The
Indianapolis Starsand News
L. Keith Guten
Marion County
GOP
Agnun
WCTU Institute Held At East Lynn Church
The Madison County Ward Institute was held at the East Lyn Christian Church. A panel discussed officer duties and the members role in the upcoming election. The Rev Loyd Lambert spoke about his work at the Christian Center.
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Madison County Ward Institute
East Lyn
Miss Kay Anderson Graduates From Medical College
Miss Kay Anderson daughter of Mrs Frances W Anderson of 1819 Peart Street recently graduated as a Medical Receptionist from Indignapolis College of Medical and Dental Arts. Anderson High School graduation followed in June 1967.
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Kay Anderson
Frances W. Ander
Peart St
I Ndignaplolis College of Medical and Dental Ants
Miss Anderson
Anderson High School
Nixon outlines path to peace and broader diplomacy
President Nixon argues for greater emphasis on pacification and strengthening South Vietnam, saying prior failures delayed peace. He pledges nonmilitary focus, training South Vietnamese forces, and widening talks, without seeking North Vietnam's destruction. He envisions peace that is general and not punitive.
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North Vietnam
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Vemnven Rem Rene Oneviet Union
South Vietnam
Nixon
Fotasi
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Robert Malden
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St .John’s Hospital
Hancock County
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Robert Fribley
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Walter J. Startzman
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Mary E. Caldwell
Brown St
East Mapleweod Cemeery
Mont T. Powell
Harold E Rozelle
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W. 16Th St
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Camdenton
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Barbara Kepner
Link Belt Company
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First United Methodis Church
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Riverview Hospital
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Teo Brothers
Claude Thar Sheridan
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Gas City
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Fairmount
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Rushville
Needham and Son
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Richland
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William Dagay
William Dagey
Ball Memorial Hospital
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Martinsville
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United Auto Workers
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Rozelle Funeral Home
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