Nixon Ends Campaign After Telethon in Burbank Studio
Richard Nixon wrapped up his second presidential bid with a four hour telethon from a Burbank studio answering calls from across the nation. He reflected on the campaign's tolls and addressed points raised since it began in September. George C. Wallace, meanwhile, predicted a lasting impact from his third party bid as he prepared to vote in Clayton and watch returns at Garrett Coliseum with running mate Curtis LeMay. He said the movement has already won and foresees influence on future campaigns.
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Republicans Eye Partisan Gains In 21 Governorships
UPI survey shows Republicans favored in 11 states from Arizona to Vermont with four tossups. Democrats expected to win six and four tossups. GOP holding 26 governorships to Democrats 24, with a best case of reaching 32 seats.
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LeMay Promises Pueblo Return If Wallace Wins
Retired Gen Curtis LeMay told about 600 supporters at a Santa Ana Elks Club dinner that if he and George Wallace win the presidency they will recover the ship Pueblo from North Korea. He planned to vote in Bel Air then fly to Alabama to await returns. He said action was overdue after Pueblo's capture.
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Voters Split in New Hampshire Towns as Nixon Leads
In Dixville Notch Balsams, Humphrey wins 8 of 12 ballots while Nixon takes 11 town votes in Ellsworth. Wallace is ignored. In Annapolis Agnew votes with family in 43 seconds and predicts victory but trains for loss.
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Humphrey Heads Home After 100000 Miles Campaign
Hubert H. Humphrey, back at his rural Minnesota lakeside home, votes today as the nation decides his political fate. He flew in from Los Angeles after a nationwide campaign that started with his April candidacy and surged after winning the Democratic nomination at the Chicago convention in August.
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Weather and notices for Norwalk area
Mostly cloudy today and tonight with a few showers and not much change in temperature. High 54 to 62, low 35 to 42. Cloudy with rain possible, turning cooler Wednesday. Norwalk highs 54, lows 39. Rainfall none. Readings, sunrise 7 03, sunset 5 18, moon times current. Births list spouses and locations. marriages show applicants in the area. ]
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Two Hour Election Eve TV Campaigns Feature Nixon Humphrey
Richard Nixon and Hubert Humphrey aired two hour prime time election eve broadcasts paid for by their campaigns. The Los Angeles telethons included questions from voters, with Muskie and Newman among Humphrey’s guests while Nixon’s event featured his daughters and Agnew absent.
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Ohio voters rally for record turnout in pivotal election
Voters line up before dawn across Ohio as officials predict a turnout surpassing the 1960 record of 4.2 million. Polling places report no delays amid heavy campaigning for Nixon, Humphrey, and Wallace with big stakes in statewide and federal races.
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Norwalk Native Given Distinguished Service Cross in Vietnam
Captain Denny R. Vaughn, former Norwalk resident, received the Distinguished Service Cross from General Abrams for a 20-man air rescue near Kontum on April 18. Vaughn later served in Colorado Springs with wife Shirley and children, having earned the DSC along with the Distinguished Flying Cross, Purple Heart, Army Commendation Medal and Air Medal.
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Heavy voter turnout reported across Norwalk city
Reports from Norwalk indicate heavy turnout with turnout at the fire station and city hall higher than normal. Historical comparisons show 1960 peak over 20 000 votes, 1964 second largest at 18 820, with lower tallies in 1965 1966 1967.
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Reflector Headlines From 1965 66 67 And Election Echoes
A reminiscent sketch recalls 1965 through 1967 election headlines from Norwalk and beyond, highlighting Harold Finch Wins Frey and other mayoral contests, party swings in Ohio, and charter efforts as voters face returns. The column nods to past campaigns and warns returns start tonight ahead of 1968.
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Parties Tonight Plan Victory Celebrations At Local HQs
Norwalk parties from Democrats and Republicans will open headquarters tonight with refreshments and TVs for election returns. A Wallace campaign worker could not confirm a celebration. Both parties expect victory and a GOP sweep is forecast by a Republican worker.
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Rezoning Hearing Tonight for Eastwood Park Village Change
City Council holds a public hearing at 8:30 p.m. to rezone 19 acres in Eastwood Park Village from R-1 to R-3 detailing Peter Sofios as the developer. The Planning and Zoning Commission recommended the change. council also considers a fire department jacket purchase ordinance. Meeting at City Hall at 7:30 p.m.
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Dixon Health Department Sanitarian Faces Unknown Illness Cause
Sanitarian Roger Dixon fell ill while investigating a mysterious illness affecting Bronson school students. He recovered after missing work. authorities have yet to determine the illness cause.
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