Race Shatters Voting Patterns In 1968 Election
A Princeton based study reports 1968 may break traditional voting patterns. Nixon leads Humphrey 46 to 31 among young voters. Wallace takes 25 percent there. Negroes favor Humphrey about 80 percent, while Jews show a shift with roughly 30 percent backing Nixon.
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Wally Schirra Aboard Apollo Flight Prep
In a Houston den filled with guns and decor, Wally Schirra reflects on family life with Jo and children Suzanne and Walter III while preparing for the Apollo program. He emphasizes careful planning, avoids reckless risks, and shares humor about past flights and spaceflight quirks as he awaits the October launch.
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