Young vote a flop says U S survey
The Census Bureau reported that only 4.3 million of 11 million newly enfranchised youths aged 18 to 20 voted in the 1972 election, a 48.3 percent turnout. About 6.4 million were registered, and roughly five of six registered youths voted. Turnout by age and race varied, with 64.5 percent of whites voting, 52.1 percent of blacks, and 7.5 percent of Spanish-origin voters.
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Daughter appeals for return of minister's sermons
Miss Marie Zeller, daughter of Reverend Harry K. Zeller, appeals to the thief who stole 26 sermons and other documents from her car in Southern California. The Rev Zeller died the following day at his Claremont home, and the family requests the sermons be returned.
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What Young People Think About Art in Youth Polls
A reader survey of high school and college students finds 6 percent not art enthusiasts, with boys less enthusiastic than girls. College students show more interest, Northeasterners most eager, and 67 percent appreciate fine works. Museums attract 45 percent, with 18 percent never visiting.
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