GOP Delegates See Negro Representation Rise at Miami Beach
The Republican National Convention roster shows under a fifth of delegates are repeaters from 1964. Negro full delegates rise from 14 to 26, about 2 percent of 1,333, with 52 Negro alternates representing 24 states. Delegates include governors, senators, and House members, while several races and seating challenges loom.
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Nixon Supporters Claim Delegates Ahead at Convention
Nixon backers say more than 700 delegates are ready to vote for his nomination next week at the Republican National Convention. Polls show Nixon leading Humphrey and McCarthy, with Rockefeller fielding stronger state tallies in private surveys.
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Texas
Strom Thurmond
South Carolina
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Republicans Forecast to Gain Seats in 1968 Elections
Congressional Quarterly projects GOP gains in 21 gubernorships and 34 Senate seats while all 435 House seats are contested. Democrats hold 63 Senate seats and 248 House seats with battles to defend in key states like Iowa Alabama and New York as Republicans aim to widen their national influence.
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Gallup
Why Sunset Colors Appear After Volcanic Eruptions
The article weighs dust versus sulphur dioxide as cause of vibrant sunsets after eruptions. It notes that dust should settle quickly yet effects last years, while SO2 at high altitude may form crystals reflecting light. It invites readers to a crosswork puzzle about synonyms for beautiful.
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