Poppy Day Proclaimed and Electoral College Outlook
Page ten outlines Poppy Day proclamations and analyzes the 1968 election scenario. It details electors meeting December 16, possible joint session January 6, and potential paths if the College deadlocks. It covers House and Senate roles, past cases, and polling messages from Harris, Gallup, Nixon, and Humphrey camps.
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Wallace
Nixon
Humphrey
Congress
Harvard
Paul Freund
House of Representatives
Louis Harris
Harris
Gallup
Arkansas Weather Report for 24 Hours Ending Tuesday
Experiment Station reports a high of 61 and low of 36 for the period. Tonight cool with increasing clouds and showers, scattered thunderstorms likely in the western portion. Wednesday remains cloudy and cool with more showers and thunderstorms. Low temperatures in the 40s to 50s.
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Arkansas
Plan to Fail Holdup Men in Cleveland Policy Shift
Cleveland Transit System enacts an exact fare policy to deter holdup writers carry no change and accept no more than one dollar. The move coincides with broad coverage of 1968 election issues, Vietnam, and Veterans Day observances across Ohio and national politics.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Cleveland Transit System
Obituaries and notes from Toes dated November 5 1966
Obituary notices report Mrs Bessie Martin Atkins of Rosston Arkansas dying during a visit to a sister. She was born in Nevada County and a Rosston Baptist Church member. Survivors include her husband Join Atkins a brother and three sisters. Funeral at Rosston Baptist Church with Rosston Cemetery burial. Also noted are AP obituaries: Edward R Burke former Nebraska senator died in Maryland nursing home after three years as patient. Alten D Heacock longtime KDKA general manager found dead in Pittsburgh apartment. Earth’s equatorial diameter about 7926 miles and polar diameter about 7899 miles.
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Bill Alexander
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John Paul Hammerschmidt
Ark
Hardy Croxton
GOP
Maurice Britt
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Hermitgae
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Arkadelphia
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Texarkana
Nancy Hall
Leona Troxell
Rosebud
Jimmie
Red” Jones
G. W.whitey
Tyler
North Attle Rock
Sam Jones
Ed Allison
Blytheville
CTS
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Berton
Nevada County
Rosston Baptist Church
Atkins
Guy Martin
Tennessee
W. H. Huffman
Benton
Loma Capalbo
Hot Springs
Ernest Jameson
Prescott
Rosston Cemetery
Washington
Edward R. Burke
U.S
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Kensington
Burke
House
Senate
Pittsburgh
Alten D. Heacock
KDKA
WBZ
Boston
Westinghouse Broadcasting Co
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