The One Vote That Could Tip Elections Across Years
In 1960 Kennedy won by under 120000 votes nationwide and less than one vote per precinct in some cases. A single vote could have altered New York 1884 and 1948 outcomes, Ohio and California margins in 1948, and Maine and Minnesota gubernatorial results in 1962. Local cases in 1966 Gainesville show a city election needing one more vote to change the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
James G. Blaine
Grover Cleveland
New York
Truman
Ohio
California
Dewey
House of Representatives
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Humphrey
Rhode Island
Minnesota
Maine
Gainesville
Georgia
Third party entrant John Schmitz stirs press debate
The article notes John Schmitz as a third party candidate from California, aligned with anti establishment views. It highlights his opposition to busing, support for a military draft, and hard line against Communist trade. It contrasts his campaign with Nixon era politics and media attention trends.
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John G-Schmitz
John Schmitz
Nominge
George Wallace
American Party
California
Quotable Notables and Global Economic Tides
A column explores famous quotes and a NY AP dispatch surveys Japan’s booming yet turbulent economy. It notes Roosevelt’s handshake record, asks readers who is history’s greatest, and contrasts Far East export vigor with foreign-market hesitancy. It also critiques modern politics and cites Washington Irving on minds and purposes.
Japan faces pressure to revalue yen and ease trade glare
The article outlines how a persistent trade surplus keeps the yen strong and sparks foreign calls for market access and export restrictions. Proposals include tariff cuts of 20 percent and expanded import quotas, plus domestic social spending to curb export focus. Despite a post revaluation, Japan’s exports still surpass imports, widening the $6 billion surplus while the US runs a $4.3 billion deficit, highlighting global frictions.
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Japan
United States
Corry Area Joint School project sees bore tests and donations
In Corry on October 24 1952 a $2500 gift from the Aero Employees Benefit Association boosted the Community Chest total to 3500 and lifted the day’s grand total to 21939. Test borings for the new 2.25 million Corry Area Joint School were underway on the First ward plot with 20 holes three to ten feet deep. Mrs Thomas Pierotti hosted a six guest birthday party for her daughter Rebecca age four at 461 East Main Street. 40 years prior Corry’s Relief Fund drive was planned for November 2 3 and 4 under John A Blatt. Also noted are prize potatoes from Henry Nielsen of Picidilli Hill and public notes from assorted state and federal officials.
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Aero Employes Benefit Association
Corry Area
Thomas Pierotti
East Main Street
Rebecca
Corry
John A. Blatt
Contract Law on Price Marking and Paternity Suit Insight
The text explains whether a marked price is an offer or invitation to bargain and notes that usually a price on a rack is an offer, with exceptions if a price mistake exists. It also discusses a possible paternity suit against a serviceman on active duty, limits on suit timing, and executor compensation in wills with bank involvement.
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Judge Advocates Office
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URY Journal
Party of the Third Part
Wallace
Congress
Hal Boyle
America
U.S
National Geographic Society
Theodore Roosevelt
White House
Louis Pasteur
Lardner
Far Right
Heaven
Earth
Washington Irving
Henry Nielsen
Picidilli Hill
Journal Today
The
Corry Journal
United States Senate
Richard S. Schweiker
R-Pa
Senate
Washington, D.C
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Milton Shapp
Harrisburg
R. Budd Dwyer
United States Representative Assembly
Joseph P. Vigorito
Cannon House
Forest Hopkins
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