One Vote Margin and Historic Precedents in U S Presidential Elections
The article explores how the electoral college could produce a president by one vote per state in a tied House scenario. It notes Burr Jefferson 1800 Tilden Hayes 1876 and Wade Johnson impeachment near miss as historical precedents. It concludes reform may be needed and ends with a quip about barbers earning more per word than writers.
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George Wallace
House of Representatives
Union
Aaron Burr
Samuel J. Tilden
Benjamin Franklin Wade
Burr
Thomas Jefferson
House
Jefferson
Tilden
Rutherford B. Hayes
Hayes
Wade
Ohio
Senate
Andrew Johnson
Lincoln
Johnson
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS AND CRYPTOQUOTE PUZZLE
A mixed puzzle item with crossword clues and a cryptoquote puzzle. Clues include treats for Miss Muffet, royalty terms, and animal notes, followed by a standard daily cryptoquote with a sample code and instruction. The page also notes yesterday's quote.
Selfish Relatives Win No Reward
Dear Abby relates two letters about neglectful relatives and a shy elderly couple who plan to leave their mailman a $60,000 windfall while bequeathing most of their estate to charity and church. A second reader asks about manipulating a dating triangle, and Abby offers playful guidance with a proverb about heartbreak.
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Abby
Altho
IBM
General Motors
Evening TV Schedule Compilation From 1960s
A detailed listing of Thursday evening and late night television programming including dramas comedies game shows and news. Notable titles include The Great Escape Our Man In Jamaica Batman Cinderella The Beverly Hillbillies Jeopardy Days of Our Lives and Dark Shadows with time blocks and channel notes.
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Casper
Captain Kangaroo
Mike Douglas
Fugitive
Franz
Mr. T
Paige Palmer
Virginia Graham
General Hospital
Merv Griffin
Bedfellows Make Strange Politics in Hart Family Clash
Washington Senator Philip Hart defends Johnson while wife Jane and daughter Ann back McCarthy. Ann leads McCarthy volunteers, while Jane speaks for peace protests. Family rift centers on Vietnam policy and 1968 presidential prospects.
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Jane
Ann
Minnesota
Eugene J. McCarthy
Jim
Washington Volunteers
McCarthy
Jane Hart
Women For Peace
White House
Hart
Johnson
The Law and Liberty in Scriptural Debate
James C. Gibson argues from cited verses that the Mosaic law reveals sin and is fulfilled in Christ. He contrasts the law of Moses with the law of liberty, urging readers to study scriptures to understand righteousness, judgment, and obedience in a gospel context.
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Christ
Jesus
Cain
Abraham
Israel
God
James C. Gibson
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James Garner
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