Early Evidence Shows Democrats Benefiting From 26th Amendment
Washington reports that the 26th amendment changes campaign planning for Republicans and Democrats as 18 to 21 year olds emerge as a pivotal voting bloc. Gallup finds 42 percent identify as Democrats, 42 percent independents, and youth show more opposition to Nixon and support Kennedy. Census estimates tally potential 18–21 voters at 11.2 million, with total new voters over 25 million when including pre-1968 eligible, easing residency and absentee voting constraints.
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Washington
UPI
Congress
Supreme Court
Gallup
Nixon
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Census Bureau
Democratic Party
Reform Commissions
GOP
Fitzsimmons to head Teamsters in 20th convention
General President Frank E. Fitzsimmons led the Teamsters as the union opened its 20th convention in Miami, with Hoffa to become president emeritus and receive a $75,000 pension. Hoffa and family members would hold key posts and pensions as part of his resignation and parole setup. Beck’s pension and leadership history noted.
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Miami Besch
UPI
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Teamsters Union
Municipal Auditoriam
James R. Hoffa
Fitzshamons
Hoffa
Fitzsimmons
Lewisburg
Josephing
Beck
Nixon
Area Deaths and Obituaries in Local Notices
Area death notices include Mrs. Lucille Hill 63 of Exeter Ave Knoxville long illness widow of Ray Hill Trinity United Methodist Church member relocated from Georgia 25 years ago survived by daughter Mrs. Billy Jean Rucker three brothers four sisters and three grandchildren funeral at Trinity United Methodist Church with burial at Hurst Cemetery. Also listed are Mrs. Nannie Smith Pineville died in Pineville Hospital with extensive survivors and services at Durham Funeral Home Chapel, plus details of Mrs. Emmer Kate Jackson of Monticello Ind and other funeral notices, visiting hours, discharges, admissions, births, and related items from the local paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucelle Bins
Lucille Hill
Exeter Ave
Ft. Sanders Presbyterian Hospital
Knoxville
Ray Hill
Trinity United Methodist Church
Georgia
Billy Jean Rucker
City
Fred Conley
Smyrna
Robert Conley
Ind
Gene Conley
Minnie Collins
Corbin
Pauline Sullivan
Austin
Ethel Owens
London
Edna Long. Wallins
Byron
Bobby
Lisa Rucker
Larry B. Gardner
Hurst
Fulton and Essary Funeral Home
Nannie Smith
Pineville
Pineville Hospital
Wirehel Smith
Mase Hubbard
Deanna Brock
Wilma Blevens
Ray Smith
Ralph Smith
William H. Smith
Henry Baker
Emmer Kate Jackson
Monticello
White County Hospital
Tazewell
Tenn
George W
Lucy Thompson Upton
Indiana
Colmar
George W. Jackson
James RD. Jackson
San Francisco
Calif
Della Mae Smallman
Albion
Mich
Dora Mae Cornelius
Milford
Ohio
Louisé Daughterly
Elizabeth Foley
Julie Ann Wells
Julie Mae Brownell
Arcadia
Elizabeth
Soviet space plan on as scheduled despite Soyuz 11 deaths
Soviet space scientist Boris Petrov predicts the manned program will press ahead through the 1970s. He cites an official report blaming the Soyuz 11 tragedy on a rapid cabin-decompression embolism rather than human endurance limits. Petrov envisions long term orbital stations and rotating crews, signaling renewed confidence amid mourning.
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Moscow
UPS
Boris Petrov
Thay
Petrov
Intercosmos” Space Council
Communist Party
Pravda
Georgi Dobrovolsky
Vladislav Volkov
Viktor Patasayev
Also Mentioned on This Page
Afl-Cio Committee On Political Education
Denver
Anne Armstrong
Republican National
Youth Voter Project
Washington State
Teamsters
Elizabeth Nuttal
Mrs
Emmer
Kate Jackson
Louisville
Hubert Upton
Gibson Station
Bill Upton
Chalmers
David Lee Upton
Gains Upton
Deer Creek
George Sewell Upton
George W. Upton
Cawood Funeral Home
Thea Q. Carter
Randall Gilbert
Cedar Fork
Lynn Daugherty
Carl Smallman
Charles Cornelius
Charles Foley
Don Wells
James Jackson
Alma Baker
Barbara Bartley
Paul W. Bell
Charles B. Blackwell
Geneva Brimm
Rebecca Bryant
Frank Butlurini
Rex Dale Callebs and Son
Idella G. Dalton
Duff
Wanda F. Harrell
Emmitt Hood
Ruby Hurst
R. W. Lowe
Rose Hill
Larry W. Marlow
Clairfield
Mae Mayes
Colleen Miracle
Calvin
Buel Mullins
Belcher
James A. Nash
Dennis Osborne
Frakes
Edie Partin
Wilma Sexton
Burley
Ei. Stephens
Ed Turner
Martha Vick
Edgar Ward
Jennifer L. Webb
Deloris Williams
Earnest Ausmus
Margaret Carroll
Margaret Fortner
Mary C. Planary
Jake Gibson
John BD. Gudsey
Jeffery Scott Gordon
Violet Huddleston
Sam Barrow
Walter L. Parton and Son
Rosa
Don Knotts
City Hall
É' cAi
Chunbeau
Rio Lodo
Cumberland
Manring Theatre
Butch Cassidy & the Sun Dance Kid
Paul Newman
Earth
Space
Fryers
USDA
Webber
OUR
Meadow
Kraft—Asso. Flavors
Paul Parker
Middlesboro, Inc
12Th Street
Village Square Center
Viving
Marshaliinets
Gullit
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