Wallace third party run could deny major parties in 1968 vote
George Wallace leads in the Deep South with 53 percent and 30 percent regionally, threatening to deny majority electoral votes to Nixon and Kennedy or McCarthy. If the election goes to the House, December 1968 outcomes hinge on November congressional results and party control. Wallace’s appeal spans 21 to 29 year olds, farmers, and independents, with stronger rural than urban support outside the South.
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George Gallup
Princeton
N. J
George Wallace
Wallace
South
Deep South
House
House of Representatives
Congress
Richard Nixon
GOP
Robert Kennedy
Senate
Eugene McCarthy
Nixon
North
Thurmond
J. Strom Thurmond
Alabama
Louisiana
Mississippi
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater
Georgia
Arizona
Gon Democrats
Chauncey Personalities Mark Family Gatherings and Welcome Home
Chauncey area notices list Diane Nye Stettler of Salt Lake City visiting Chauncey relatives for grandmother Inez Nye's funeral. George Carr family included. Grace Carr hosts 50th birthday dinner for Roland Carr with multiple Chauncey and Columbus attendees. Daniel N. La Follette returns home on leave from Vietnam after a year, reunites with his nine month old son Danny Jo, before rejoining Missouri duty.
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Chauncey
Diane Nye Stettler
Salt Lake City
Utah
Inez Nye
Floyd Nye
Harry Fritts
Larry Carr
Pete Carl
Columbus
Grace Carr
Rolland
Charles A. Carr
Rolland Carr
Ronald Lee Carr
Alva Karns
Marjorie Monro
Charles Carr
Daniel N. la Follette
Vietnam
Danny Jo
Missouri
Glouster Personal News From Home Visits Recap
Glouster residents report homecomings after weeklong visits to Bellville Illinois with Sgt. Robert Hague and family at Scott Air Force Base. Miss Kay Taylor of Zanesville stayed with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn McDonald in Glouster. Ernest Byers and Dick Byers hosted their son and daughter in law with children from Westerville.
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James Fitch
Bellville
Ill
Robert Hague
Hague
Scott Air Force Base
Kay Taylor
Zanesville
Glenn McDonald
Front St
Ernest Byers
New St
Inlaw
Dick Byers
Westerville
Chauncey Meetings and Local Updates
Chauncey girl scouts meet at 3 30 pm while junior fellowship and Chi Rho gather at 6 30 pm and 7 pm respectively. The Jacksonville Mothers Club meets at 7 30 pm at Mrs Joyce Johnsons home. Hobo Variety Minstrel heads to McConnelsville for another show. Brazil shipyards build 30 bulk carriers under a three year contract. Brazil exported over 500 000 tons of sugar in 1967 valued at more than 60 million dollars. William Pancake resigns as village dump custodian. Virgil Jackson named temporary replacement pending council approval.
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Chauncey Junior Fellowship
Chauncey Chi Rho
Chauncey Loyal Women’s Class
Williard Simonton
Parish Cmf
Trimble
Chauncey
William Pancake
Virgil Jackson
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Joyce Johnson
McConnelsville
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Brazil
National Alcohol and Sugar Institute
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