Gallup urges new method for choosing political candidates
George H. Gallup, director of the American Institute of Public Opinion, told a Chicago audience that party conventions are ritual and phony. He argued for a new approach to selecting candidates beyond the conventional convention process.
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Negro Voting Power Edging Up In the South
An AP survey finds about 1.75 million Negro voters across 11 Southern states with white voters around 128 million. White registration climbs enough to offset gains, keeping white to Negro ratios near 88 to 12. Estimates and official records show continued growth in Negro registration, potential Senate House seats, and a Virginia NAACP regional meeting stressing the drive’s stakes.
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Cities May Lose Air Service Under Use It Or Lose It Policy
The CAB says several cities fail to meet the five passenger per day threshold for local scheduled air service. Airports listed include Lake Central-Columbus, Richmond Indiana, Findlay and Portsmouth Ohio, and Jackson Michigan, risking loss of subsidized service unless passenger use increases.
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