Salas says he helped stack votes for Johnson in 1948 race
Luis Salas, 76, an election official in Jim Wells County during Texas 1948 Senate primary, says he certified 200 votes for Lyndon Johnson after a San Diego meeting with George B. Parr. He claims Johnson sought the votes to win as Stevenson trailed, calling Box 13 "highway robbery" and aiding a political machine. He plans a New York TV appearance to recount his story while noting ill health.
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Amorous Equine Case Winds Up In Court
A Waynesburg suit filed by Morgan saddle horse owners alleges their neighbors’ filly strays onto the farm eight times, causing damage to fences and the stall. The plaintiffs seek a court injunction to keep the filly at home. Morgans date to colonial America and are famed for durability.
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Horoscope Guide: General Tendencies and Zodiac Advice
General daily guidance highlights Aries urging keep promises and Taurus avoiding coercion. Gemini advises wise civic handling and family care while Leo focuses on efficient duties and gentle harmony at home. Pisces hints at mood challenges turning into growth through proper action. Copyright 1977 McNaught Syndicate.
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