Chances Are 43.4 Million Won't Vote This November
In this UPI report from Washington, about 113 million people are eligible to vote for president, with 43.4 million expected to stay away due to indifference and belief that elections won’t change power. The piece explores the nonvoter profile, political disengagement, and differing voter habits, citing studies from Michigan and surveys by Martin Sures and Ronald Silver. It notes that Republicans are typically more faithful voters, while independents and weak partisans swing between camps, and ends with a contrast in male and female political interest.
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U S Officials Blame Greeks For Situation
Washington officials blamed Greek Cypriots for recent seizures of three Turkish coastal villages and pressed Greek Prime Minister Papandreou for responsible leadership. U S and U N efforts focus on ceasing fire, restoring positions, and avoiding a wider Turkish invasion as the 6th Fleet remains on standby.
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U S Plans System of 24 Military Satellites
Washington reports that the United States will start immediate work on a 24 satellite military communications system. President Johnson announced at his Texas ranch news conference that the system aims for worldwide, jam resistant circuits for essential military messages in crises. The Defense Department released details and set a public cost of 20 million dollars for the 24 satellites.
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Almanac facts for August 11, 1964 history and space figures
The Almanac notes today is August 11, 1964 with zodiac signs Leo and a look back at events. It cites 1909 radio SOS from a disabled ship near Cape Hatteras, Carnegie’s era, 1935 Nazi demonstrations, and 1962 Soviet space launch Nikolayev and Popovich, plus Lincoln’s thought on truth.
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Eve Bruce the 6 Foot 2 Actress Eyes TV Breaks
Hollywood profile of Eve Bruce, a Virginia native 6 foot 2 actress with blue eyes who gave up pre medical studies at UCLA to pursue acting afterRod Steiger advised drama training. She discusses height, roles, and a hoped for guest shot with James Arness on a Rowan and Martin show.
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Senate Rejects Thurmond Rider in Foreign Aid Vote
The Senate defeated by 34 to 25 an attempt by Sen. Strom Thurmond to attach an anti discrimination rider to Johnson's foreign aid bill. The measure would have authorized another year of economic, technical and military aid abroad, with Thurmond arguing the U S should withhold funds where discrimination exists abroad as it does at home.
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