Peace Talks Postponed Until Saigon Attends Paris
PARIS AP The first scheduled peace talks since the Vietnam bombing halt were postponed because Saigon did not send a delegation. The U S and North Vietnamese envoys discussed procedural questions while awaiting South Vietnam’s participation and rejected talking with the NLF in Paris. An NLF delegation arrived in Paris as U S and North Vietnamese envoys held private meetings on the agenda.
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Record Voting Predicted In American Election
Voters crowded polling places across the nation as early returns suggested a fierce race among Nixon Humphrey and Wallace. Early lines formed from New York to Florida with heavy turnout in cities like Boston Philadelphia and Baltimore under mild fall weather. Analysts warned the outcome would hinge on late returns as Wallace contested the race and polls resisted a clear winner.
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Electoral College Bargaining Ahead in Tie Scenarios
Washington AP reports no agreement among Nixon Humphrey and Wallace on handling a potential Electoral College tie. Electors meet Dec 16 to vote. if deadlocked, the House would choose a president with one vote per state. Senate would pick the vice president. Inauguration Day could see an acting president if needed.
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U.S. negotiators press Paris talks amid Saigon protests
In Paris, American negotiators adopt a delaying stance as Washington seeks to bring the Saigon regime to the conference table. Meanwhile, about five thousand peaceful demonstrators rally in Saigon in support of Thieu during the Paris talks.
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Students Protest No Choice Election at Ward Five
About 20 St Francis College students demonstrated outside Ward Five in St Joseph Hall Iddeford voicing protest that there is no good choice among presidential candidates this year. They plan to continue until polls close and urged peaceful action while noting broader concerns about the election and civic engagement.
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Ballot Questions Span Tax Cuts Pensions and War Powers
AP reports Californians may vote for tax cuts while New Hampshire weighs revoking war declaration rights. Utah ponders a liquor by the drink measure, and Hawaii Nebraska decide on lowering the voting age. Washington approves breath and blood tests for dry drivers. New Jersey weighs a $990 million bond for housing education transit. Illinois a $1 billion pollution and water program. Virginia considers an $81 million bond for education and mental hospitals. California homeowners may gain property tax exemptions and eliminate personal property tax. New Hampshire debates retaining the right to wage war. Alabama Florida governors seek a second term. Georgia faces a three candidate impasse pattern, Pennsylvania votes on Vietnam veteran bonuses, and Arizona reviews WWII tax exemptions.
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Ghost of Luke Draws Crowds to Willow Dale Cemetery
Bradford Pa AP reports dozens haunt Willow Dale Cemetery nightly in search of a ghost named Luke. Police Chief William Neutrour jokes he needs a raise to chase ghosts while locals, including Bradford High School senior Sue Aylward, describe eerie sightings and tape-recorded screams.
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Complaint Dismissal Is Sought in Kennebunk Case
Town Attorney Chester Cram and William Donahue for Herman Cohen and opponents of the SAD vote seek York County Probate Court in Alfred to sign an order dismissing the town's injunction complaint without prejudice to Kennebunk. A joint motion to dismiss may be granted by Justice Lincoln Spencer at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Alfred.
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Early states loom large in 1964 election outlook
Analysis notes New York Connecticut and Massachusetts as pivotal early reporting states. A win in any two of the three boosts Nixon, while Humphrey could still win with all three. The piece discusses how city turnout, union defections to Wallace, and results in Ohio Illinois California shape the national outcome and reference past Kansas trends.
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