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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1968

Page

6

Wallace Vote Profile Reveals Wallace Support Patterns

Gallup reports Wallace draws from blue collar workers and farmers, with stronger South appeal. Men favor him more than women, and younger voters in the North lean Wallace, while Deep South shows high white support and favorable ratings among farmers. Jews and Negroes rate him lowest.

Gallup Wallace Teddy Roosevelt South North Non- South South Ewe Een Eee Seer Eevee College

Hillsboro Community Notes and Congregational Activities

Mr and Mrs Wayne Moran and daughters Natalie and Melanie vacationing in New Mexico this week. The WMA of Hillsboro Baptist church met Tuesday at 7 00 pm with Mrs Doyle Combs teaching the Year Book. Large attendance at Holland Cemetery Sunday. Rev Clifford Mason led prayer with D A R representatives. Guns used in Revolutionary War fired during service. Gerald Blaxton and daughter Angie visited his parents. Brotherhood Breakfast at Hillsboro Church Saturday at 7 00 am invites men of the community. Mrs Dan Watt Decatur was luncheon guest of her mother Mrs Floyd Marsh and Susanne Tuesday.

Wayne Moran Natalie Melanie New Mexico Hillsboro Baptist Church Doyle Combs Holland Cemetery Clifford Mason D-A.r D.A.R Gerald Blaxton Angie Dawson Blaxton Brotherhood Hillsboro Dan Watt Decatur Floyd. Marsh Little Susanne

Insect Swarm Chokes Australian Telephone Poles

The lerp, a tiny flying insect about the size of an ant, swarms on Australian telephone poles. It spins coarse gray white webs that blow onto wires and connections, causing short circuits.

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Gallup Report By George Gallup American Institute of Public Opinion Princeton N. J George Wallace Nixon Humphrey Alabama Deep South Sears Border States Outside South Kenmore Console Ulace FEE Kenmore Sears and SAVE Sears, Roebuck and CO Pelmer Hill Stokes Ford Turnpikes Comort 6Th Ave Decatur, Ala FORD Lawrence County
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