Voters On Magnetic Tapes Transform Political Targeting
In Minnesota a firm catalogs 40 million U.S. voters on magnetic tape linking names, addresses, phone numbers and party preferences for tailored canvassing. Valentine and Sherman, Democrats, forecast over 1.2 million in 1972 revenue as they expand statewide surveys including Ohio. The process blends public records with door to door canvassing to produce walking lists and targeted mailings.
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Warren Weaver JR
NYT
Bloomington
Minn
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Metropolitan Stadium
Jack Valentine
Norman Sherman
Hubert H. Humphrey
Spear Carrier
Minnesota
Valentine, Sherman & Associates
Sherman
Ohio
Valentine
Anderson Solution Win It
Hopkinsville Kentucky AP Tom Anderson vice presidential nominee of the American party said the war should be won by noninvasion and hitting targets. He urged subsidies to move industry to rural towns and argued rural America must not die while criticizing overpopulation as a distribution issue. He praised the party platform as the best in modern times and claimed major parties fail to uphold the Constitution.
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Hopkinsville
American Party
Tom Anderson
Vietnam
Anderson
America
New York City
United States
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142Nd Signal Group
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Burnell Abel
Birmingham
Alabama Army National Guard
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Arthur Daley
Decatur Daily
Kenmore
Sears
Sears and
SAVE
Kenmore Portable
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Bill Dukes
Paul E. Saywell, Jr
Tri-County Health Service
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