Election Timetable If Wallace Could Throw Election To House
The piece explains the electoral college process after the November 5 election and how George C Wallace and the Independent American party could influence a second vote. It notes the December 16 electoral meet and January 6 joint session to count votes, with the 91st Congress deciding if no candidate wins a majority.
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Black Power conference fans North South secession plan
The Third National Conference on Black Power in Philadelphia with over 3000 delegates urged forming an independent black nation within the United States. Leaders such as Dr. Nathan Hare and Milton R. Henry argued violence if necessary, while critics warned of armed resistance echoing Civil War history.
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Taxidermy Ring Targeted for Stuffed Birds Across States
The article reports a four state ring of taxidermists cited for illegal trade of protected game and song birds in Maryland. Buyers faced guilt alongside suppliers serving ornament trade. It also notes South Africa’s Dutch Reformed church journal condemning Darwin and fossils as dangerous to creationist doctrine.
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South Africa
Dutch Reformed Church Journal
Tennessee
Frederick County voters show apathy in primary turnout
By The Way With George B Delaplaine Jr Frederick County voters showed minimal enthusiasm in the primary with turnout estimated between 20 and 30 percent locally and statewide. The piece notes lingering support for Mac Mathias amid a lackluster race, and comments on campaign strategy and party dynamics.
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George P. Mahoney
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U.S
Peace Feelers From South Vietnam To Viet Cong
Report from Saigon indicates several high ranking South Vietnamese seek private contact with Viet Cong leaders to explore terms for peace. Backed by some South Vietnamese officials and U.S. authorities, the move aims to offer an honorable exit for disaffected VC while avoiding a Hanoi dominated settlement.
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Court to convene with judges for trial docket
After a recess the court will meet at 10:00 a.m. with Chief Judge Hammond Urner and Judge Glenn Worthington on the bench to review the docket and mark cases for trial. Prisoners at the jail may be arraigned in the morning as decided by the judges.
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Constitution Week Observance Ends in Duty to Heritage
The Maryland State Society Daughters of the American Revolution through Frederick Chapter marks Constitution Week September 17 23 to honor the 1778 approval of the Constitution and urge renewed appreciation of American heritage amid Cold War concerns. It notes autumn’s approach with sports fairs and the Frederick Fair while urging steady physical activity for men over 40 to combat sedentary life and extend vitality.
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Fife
Greatest TV audience and historic questions
Quiz items claim Churchill funeral drew 350 million viewers in 1965 London. Other questions note the Housatonic sunk in 1864, Jumbo killed in 1885, and the Soviet flag color as gold.
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London
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