Electoral Deadlock Still A Possibility
Washington AP reports a tight three way presidential race with Nixon Humphrey and Wallace claiming victory ahead of Election Day. A Wallace surge and Johnson's Vietnam decision fuel potential deadlock throwing the choice to the House. turnout is projected near 73 million with major states pivotal.
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North Vietnam Says U S Agrees to Expanded Peace Talks
North Vietnam announced that four independent delegations including the National Liberation Front will take part in expanded peace talks in Paris set to begin Wednesday. Hanoi said Washington must secure South Vietnam’s participation while Saigon rejected negotiating with the NLF as a separate entity.
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Journal Adjusts Home Delivery Prices
The Journal announces price changes effective tomorrow for home delivery. Six day delivery rises to 55 cents per week, seven day delivery to 70 cents, and the Sunday home delivery remains 15 cents while newsstand price increases to 20 cents. Daily newsstand price stays at 10 cents. Newsboys will share in the adjustment as production costs rise.
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Flip Side guidance for election day ballots
Middletown area voters receive three ballots on Tuesday and are advised to understand the flip side. Frank Converse is highlighted as a TV policeman on probation for the ratings system. Norman Vincent Peale offers prep advice for handling trouble, on page 26.
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Warships Move South Off North Vietnam Coast
SAIGON AP report says U S warships including three aircraft carriers and the New Jersey shifted south of the North Vietnam coast after a halt in attacks. Air Force raids on the Ho Chi Minh trail in Laos ended temporarily, with top strategists weighing new targets and force deployments.
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Apollo 7 Astronauts Honored By Johnson
President Johnson praised the Apollo 7 astronauts in Johnson City Texas for proving American leadership in space. Walter M. Schirra Jr. apologized for his feisty attitude in orbit as Navy Captain Schirra and his crew were recognized.
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Record 73 Million Expected To Vote
Washington AP reports a record turnout near 73 million voters in the presidential election, with California and New York expected to cast the most votes though totals may fall short of 1964. Absentee ballots rise as servicemen vote in Vietnam and many southern states see higher registrations after the Voting Rights Act.
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Forecast Mixed With Clouds and Rain Tonight
The forecast calls for cloudy and cool conditions with rain ending tonight. Highs will be in the 50s. Monday is expected to be mostly fair and continued cool.
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