Wallace’s Unpledged Electors Plan Faces Legal Hurdles
Wallace seeks unpledged electors to deny 270 electoral votes and push the race to the House. Six states could back the idea with 53 votes, while others are cooler. He must build a national organization to gain ballot access and real impact.
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Two Party System to Reshape Southern Politics Say Experts
A Supreme Court reapportionment forecast suggests a rise of a two party system in the South. Conservative rural Democrats may decline as urban Negroes and white suburbanites gain influence, weakening old machines like Virginia's Byrd organization and Florida's pork chop gang.
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Senator Williams Questions Agriculture Golf Course Grants
Delaware Republican Senator John J. Williams accuses the Department of Agriculture of awarding 1 million dollars to 13 golf courses as soil conservation projects. He argues that subsidies belong to farming soil improvement, not golf course clubs.
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Californian tests a closed circuit TV for Dodgers games
Sylvester Weaver starts Subscription Television in California to offer Dodgers games for 1.50 a game via closed circuit cables. The move faces opposition from critics who fear TV competition and FCC policy, while opponents ponder legality under Sherman and Clayton acts. Walter O Malley and theater owners are noted figures in the debate.
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Scranton Faces Delicate Task To Hold Non Goldwater Delegates
Insider reports from New York reveal Gov. Scranton must keep blocs loyal beyond Goldwater while courting wavering delegates. Rockefeller aides warn of defections in Oregon New Hampshire Arkansas Ohio as Scranton weighs how to minimize losses and assemble enough support for a first ballot win.
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Dr Crane on Taste and Smell and Tobacco Effects
In a KYW Cleveland radio segment Dr Crane explains how tobacco dulls aroma and flavor, noting improved smell after quitting. He cites experiments showing aroma drives taste and asks readers to request his booklet How to Break the Tobacco and Liquor Habits with a stamped return envelope and 20 cents.
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Lack Of Originality Gives This Stewardess Some Flightmares
A reader asks Abby for original questions to spark conversation with passengers. Abby offers two new prompts and notes passengers often seek chat with attractive crew. The column also covers asking for a second medical opinion and transferring records between doctors.
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Life Begins at Forty Gentle Exercises for Busy Adults
The column urges middle aged readers to add modest daily exercise to counter sedentary work life. Practical tips include brisk morning walks, lunch hour strolls, stairs instead of elevators, and quick abdominal contractions during phone time. A book offer for Exercises for Folks Past 40 ends with a request for a stamped self addressed envelope and ten cents.
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Are We Really Caring About Athens Industry
Letters discuss Athens efforts to attract new industry and the Bridgwater Machine strike affecting 300 workers and a $2 to $3 million payroll. Readers urge settlement and keeping jobs in Athens while a second letter critiques liberal politics, civil rights, communism fears, and government spending. Edna Edwards Minersville, June 17.
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