Horoscope roundup foresees activity and opportunities ahead
Estrellita What The Sui forecasts a sunny Sunday with outdoor interests and travel. It notes a favorable four month cycle starting Dec 1 for finances and career, with key actions by Oct 1, and advises cautious intervening periods to protect gains.
Sugar production in Hawaii hits near peak in 1968
Hawaii's 1968 sugar output reached 1,232,182 tons, the second best year on record. Five of the state's 25 sugar plantations set new individual production marks, narrowly missing the all time peak of 1,234,121 tons set in 1966.
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Constitutional Problem Electoral College Is Knottiest Of Compromises
AP wire. An historical overview of the Electoral College shows why it has sparked long debate from Madison to Hamilton. It recounts key crises including 1800 and 1824 and notes how the system allows minority presidents and triggers divisions over direct popular vote versus electors.
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Alexander Hamilton
Emanuel Celler
D-N.y
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Madison
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Hamilton
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Burr
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Television Highlights This Evening on Channels Two and Five
Tonight at 7:30 PM viewers can tune in to a new Andy Williams Shaw program on Channel 2 and Channel 5. The feature showcases musical segments, guest appearances, and a preview of upcoming shows.
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Akron Hikes Fares For School Buses
Akron Metropolitan Transit Authority warns of financial trouble due to low patronage and announces a five cent fare increase for school routes from twenty to twenty five cents. General Manager Alton McDonald says buses run empty and a study of scheduling is under way to cut costs.
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Akron, Ohio
Akron Metropolitan Transit Authority
Alton McDonald
Soviet Naval Buildup Expands in the Mediterranean
London AP reports the Soviet task force in the Mediterranean numbers 44 to 70 warships. Experts say the buildup seeks to signal U S presence at sea, challenging NATO dominance. The Soviet fleet, carrier free, began moving into the area in 1967, with Britain listing 44 ships including 12 through Gibraltar, while NATO sources estimate near 70.
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London
Mediterranean
United States
U.S
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
British Defense Ministry
Straits of Gibraltar
NATO
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