Retires From Utility Firm After 42 Years
R A Bautts of Arkansas Louisiana Gas Co retires after 42 years in utility work. A native of Emmet Ark he spent his career with AP L MidSouth Gas and Arkla Gas rising to superintendent of distribution operations in East Arkansas. He held leadership roles in Jonesboro civic groups and served with state education and library boards. He is married to Buena Vista Cox and has a son Dr Don R Bautts. They reside in North Little Rock.
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Polls Show Nixon High Gaining In National Surveys
Nationwide straw polls show Nixon leading Humphrey, with momentum shifting toward Humphrey per Democratic chairman Lawrence O'Brien. Gallup and Harris projections suggest tight race margins, while Sindlinger polls place Humphrey ahead by a slim edge. O'Brien notes polls influence this election cycle more than in 31 years.
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Polls Show Nixon Lead Shrinking Amid Humphrey Moves
Hope Arkansas star reports Nixon trailing by 16 points after a Gallup showing him behind Nixon. New York Daily News places Humphrey ahead 46.8 to 43.5 with Wallace at 6.8 and 2.9 undecided. Harris and Minneapolis Tribune polls show Humphrey gaining while Wallace remains. Newsweek notes Nixon strength peaking. Chicago Sun-Times straw poll cites Nixon at 46.94 percent.
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Wallace Says Nation Will Feel Impact
Wallace campaigns in Georgia and Alabama as election day nears. He discusses the possibility of an Electoral College outcome, claims he can win by carrying Southern states plus Midwest votes, and hints at guiding electors if no majority. Rockefeller Crank clash in Arkansas dominates state politics with sharp attacks on leadership and spending.
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Poll figures show Nixon leads in Baltimore survey
The Baltimore News American poll places Nixon at 39.8 percent, Humphrey 31.6, Wallace 27.2, with 1.4 percent undecided or no choice. The data reflects a three way race with Nixon ahead among likely voters.
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