Makeup Of S C Congressional Delegation Will Remain Same
South Carolina will keep its eight-member delegation, six Democrats and two Republicans, for the next two years. Across the nation, networks struggle to project close presidential and gubernatorial results as late returns from pivotal states fuelly extend the night.
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South Carolina Votes for Nixon in 1968 Election
South Carolina swung to Nixon with eight electoral votes and an expected Senate win for F. Hollings as Thurmond's role shaped the GOP victory. The Democratic sweep boosted incumbents including Reps. Dorn Gettys McMillan Rivers Mann and Rivers’ chairmanship, while turnout surpassed 615000 with Nixon leading in Aiken Charleston Chester Colleton and more.
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Television Schedule Fragments From a Bygone Day
A dense cut of a historic TV listing shows a full day of programming with news headlines in the 6 PM to 6 AM window. It includes early news segments, weather, and sports, followed by a slate of dramas, game shows, talk shows, and children's programs. The page names multiple anchors and programs across networks, reflecting a bustling broadcast schedule.
Capsule Views Of Today Evening Programs
Evening TV listings cover movies and talk shows with Merrill's Marauders John Goldfarb Please Come Home Never Steal Anything Small and The Devil's Hornpipe among offerings. Featured guests include Ray Charles Barbara Idem Joey Bishop John Stewart Buffy Ford Bill Cosby and 2 Green Acres and Here Come the Brides plot notes appear.
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