Early U.S. Electoral History and Modern Voting Tie
The excerpt recalls the 1789 February 4 electors and notes the lack of a party system early on. It contrasts with the present New Hampshire primary expectations, where a national result could be known within hours and projected by computer within seconds. It warns midwinter voting may not be unanimous as in 1789.
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Study predicts Soviets to pass U.S. in space
A recent study, finished last June from unclassified Soviet documents and statements, says the Soviets are more active in manned earth orbital scientific missions than the United States. Sheldon notes no early change in this trend.
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