Reagan Wallace Third-Party Possibility Shapes 1968 Primary
The piece analyzes Reagan and Wallace flirting with independent and third-party routes after Florida and New Hampshire results. It weighs historical bolt dynamics, potential mergers with dissidents, and the impact on November outcomes, predicting a likely July clarity on ticket order and strategy.
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Reagan
Walton of Middletown named county sheriff in Butler
Sheriff Robert Walton, longtime Middletown police captain, is tapped as Butler County sheriff. He is believed to be the first Middletonan to hold the post in decades, with prior rival Russell Dwyer praised as a top former chief. Walton’s background in the Middletown department and county-wide respect position him for a strong bid in the June GOP primary and potential fall race against James Miller.
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Middletown
Butler County
Walton
Dwyer
Bob Walton
Hepican
James Miller
Debated Alton dam plan tests U S transport balance
Controversy over rebuilding a Mississippi waterway dam and locks at Alton Illinois could push Congress to authorize and fund repairs while environmentalists protest. The issue highlights subsidized barge use versus rail line costs and competition, with a call for a thorough debate.
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Reno of Engineers
Mississippi
Fringe of the Franking Privilege in Election Years
The franking privilege lets incumbents send official newsletters at no cost, fueling mass mailings that rival campaign reach. Senators use addressable lists and computers to target voters, with Tunney’s Angola letter costing $130,000. Critics question when informative mail becomes political propaganda and propose free postage for challengers after ballot filing.
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Postal Service
John V. Tunney
Dcalif
U.S
Angola
Tunney
Supreme Court
Harris as People’s Candidate Fails in Mass and New Hampshire
Jeffrey Hart questions Fred Harris's populist image as he campaigns across New England and the country. Harris garners modest votes in Amherst and Cambridge, attracts affluent suburbs, while voters in Berlin reject his theatrics. Hart argues Harris is more a stylistic performer than a serious reformer, appealing to upper middle class progressives.
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Cambridge
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Newton
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Lexington
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Belmont
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Commodore Vanderbilt
Hampshire College
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White Mountains
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Woody Guthrie
Land
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Manchester
N.H
Springfield
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Nee
Ladonna Harris
Exurbia
Boston
Joe Hill
Geroge Wallace
Middletown News Journal Subscription Rates and Details
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