Prediction by Expert Says 18-Year Vote Would Have Little Effect
Washington based voting behavior analyst Richard M Scammon predicted that lowering the voting age to 18 would have virtually no impact on election outcomes. He said 18 to 20 year olds would not vote farther left than 21 to 29 year olds, and might even lean conservative.
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Humphrey
George’c. Wallace
Wallace
Chace
John F. Kennedy
Commission
Morton backs Nixon aide’s use of confidential tax files
Republican National Chair Rogers B Morton defended access to confidential federal income tax returns by Nixon aide Mollenhoff. Democratic leaders accuse the White House of violating law by blanket approvals. Gore called the access improper and said lawmakers will meet this week to discuss possible action.
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IRS
Tax Division
CBS
Albert Gore
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Senate Finance Committees
Gore Hopeful About U S Soviet Arms Talks
Senator Albert Gore says he is hopeful about U S Soviet arms limit talks resuming in Vienna next Thursday. He notes the talks are beginning and cites mutual destruction as a reason for reaching a possible agreement. Gore expects a briefing on U S plans and says Melvin Laird will testify on antiballistic and multiple warhead missiles.
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Hot Arctic Oil Pipeline Test Moves Toward Feasibility
Near Northwest Territories town a 2000 foot 48 inch pipeline carries hot crude through the Arctic winter. Robert H. Hall says the experiment began in February and will run about a year to study moving oil and natural gas from the Arctic coast to Edmonton then to Canada and the United States. Advocates see a potential direct Mackenzie Delta to Prudhoe Bay route with lower costs and easier construction than the Trans Alaska pipeline. Canadian government support grows as business and political circles push the plan.
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Chicago
Ois
Mayor Werner Attacks Hippies and Critics at California Rally
Santa Cruz Mayor Richard J. Werner told a Sacramento convention he had it with hippies and critics, urging protest and demands from the silent majority. He recalled ripping down a Viet Cong flag and supported a measure for automatic denial, as delegates approved the plan.
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California
Train hits kills three boys near Wilmington yard
A Penn Central six car express traveling about 100 miles an hour struck youths near Wilmington. Police identified victims as James Wilhelm 10, Mark Wilhelm 10, James M Young 11, and William R Succar 12. The crash halted a New York to Washington service with about 200 passengers affected.
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