Democrats Favored To Retain Control In Election
AP report from Washington notes Democrats likely keep control of Congress with possible role in choosing president and vice president. Early Dixville Notch results tilt toward Humphrey over Nixon, Ellsworth favors Nixon. Analysts warn many races remain close and seat counts uncertain, with state delegations determining electoral outcome.
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Edmond Lebreton
Associated Press
Washington
Congress
House
Walle
Senate
Hubert ‘Hl Humphrey
Howse
White House
Dixville Notch Votes At Stroke Of Midnight In Close NH Ballot
Town Moderator Nil Tillotson cast the first ballot as Dixville Notch voters flocked to the polls before midnight. New Hampshire towns set opening hours, and Dixville Notch in Coos County has backed presidential winners since 1884. Norman Greene, the town clerk, hosted a party with locals and a few visitors from Imanta.
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Dixville Notch
N.H
Hubert H. Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Ellsworth
White Mountains
Nixon
Niszon
Nil Tillotson
New Hampshire
Coos County
Coos
Norman Greene
Greene
New Hamp Shire
Inman
D.C
Voters Hint at Supporting Presidential Nominee by Popular Vote
In a shifting stance, many candidates say they may defy party lines on presidential votes, but will support the nominee with the largest national or state popular vote. The remarks reflect uncertainty over allegiance and the potential impact on party cohesion in the election landscape.
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House of Representatives
House
John Quincy Adams
Jackson
Williams
Crawford
Three States Could Decide 1964 Election Outcome
Washington report notes New York Connecticut and Illinois as pivotal early reporting states shaping the race between Nixon and Humphrey. Analysts warn key urban turnout and union votes, plus southern defections, could tilt the electoral map despite large state trends.
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Carl P. Leubsdorf
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
New York
Connecti-cl
Ria
Michigan
Ohio
California
Texas
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Nixon
Joseph S. Clark
Allard “. Lowenstein
New York City
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Connecticut
Humphrey
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George C. Wallace
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Humphrey Wraps Up Campaign In Minnesota Stop In Rain
Humphrey arrived in Marysville Township meeting Earl Bodin and local residents amid rain and cameras. He praised conservation and politics while touring the town hall, then headlined a national TV appearance to end his campaign. Nixon countered with a military warning about the Ho Chi Minh Trail and bombing limits.
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Marysville
Earl Bodin
Minnesota
Humphrey
Los Angeles
Ylana
Wright County
Darrell
Wolf
Electoral College deadlock and succession risks explored
A 19th century style contingency is reviewed with details on how electors may switch votes, House and Senate roles in a tied outcome, and possible acting presidency. Analysts cite an 1878 law on elector alignment and historic precedents like Jefferson over Burr and Adams over others.
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Spiro T. Agnew
Edmund 5. Muskie
Curtis E. LeMay
Senate
House
Congress
Thomas Jefferson
Aaron Burr
Californians Can Grant Themselves Tax Cuts
AP report notes Californians could vote to grant themselves tax reductions including a homeownership property tax cut and a possible elimination of personal property tax. State ballots also consider doubling the standard deduction and other revenue questions as nearly 200 years after a flagstone NH statute vote looms.
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Malcom Barr
Associated Press
Washington (Ap
California
Hanoi Orders Increased Military Activity in South Vietnam
Saigon reports a captured Hanoi directive urges stepped up military and political activity across South Vietnam after the U S bombing halt. Though no clear actions seen yet, sources say air strikes on the Ho Chi Minh Trail through Laos have tripled, with about 300 bombers daily.
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Hanoi
South Vietnam
United States
North Vietnam
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Laos
North
South Vietnamese Political Warfare Department
United
NCNB Corporation becomes leading Southeast bank holding firm
NCNB Corporation starts operations as the second and largest bank holding company in the Southeast with North Carolina National Bank as a major subsidiary and assets of 1.2 billion dollars. Shareholders of record gain two NCNB shares for each North Carolina National Bank share, completing the merger plan. CNB shareholders receive an 18 cent dividend per CNB share on Dec. 27 based on Dec. 17 records, equivalent to 36 cents per NCNB stock and a 20 percent quarterly increase. Officers elected include Addison H. Reese as chairman and CEO, Julian J. Clark as vice chairman, and Thomas I. Storrs as president. the NCNB Corp board mirrors the bank’s directors. Additional notes mention C. Joe Honeycutt attending a life underwriters committee meeting, and Eckerd Drugs declaring a 10 cent common and 1 cent preferred dividend with Nov. 29 payment to Nov. 15 record holders.
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Ncnb’ Corporation
Southeast
New Corporation
North Carolina National Bank
Ncnb Corp
CNB Corporation
Ncnb ‘Corp
Addison H. Reese
Julian J. Clark
Thomas I. Storrs
William H. Dougherty
John, J. Pringle
Michael E. Faherty
James W. Kiser
Reese
Storrs
Clark
Nixon presses Nixon Humphrey clash over Ho Chi Minh Trail
Nixon defended his Ho Chi Minh Trail remarks amid Humphrey charges of scaring Americans. Nixon cited US officials saying the claim was untrue and noted bombing continues through Laos. He amplified on attacks during a four hour NBC telethon and scheduled a victory celebration in New York.
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Laos
South Vietnam
U.S
Saigon
Nixon
Humphrey
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Ron Ziepler
Los Angeles
New York City
Waldorf-Astorian
NBC
Oklahoma
Bud Wilkinson
United States
Wallace rallies Wallace backers amid Nixon crowd clash
In a mid speech rally Wallace taunted hecklers as about 200 Nixon supporters disrupted the Wallace crowd parading with Nixon placards. He urged Southern voters of all races to back him as he warned of attacks on property, free enterprise, and the Constitution by liberal left wings. He noted LeMay will not appear on most ballots and urged not to write in LeMay. Wallace closed with a 30 minute TV appeal across networks.
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Wallace
Nixon
Curtis E. LeMay
LeMay
Weather Forecast Across Five States Includes Mild Tonight
North Carolina: generally fair, cooler tonight, low 46 to 62, warmer Wednesday with possible showers in the mountains by evening. South Carolina: fair and mild tonight, gradually warmer Wednesday. Virginia: foggy again tonight, temps low 44 to 54. Georgia: fair to partly cloudy and mild tonight and Wednesday, highs in the 70s, coastal lows upper 40s to low 50s.
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South Carolina
Virginia
Georgia
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