Split Ticket Voting Shows Increase in 1962 Gallup Poll
Princeton, Dec. 22 A Gallup Poll analysis shows one half of voters split their tickets in the November election, up 6 percentage points from 1958. Democrats shifted, with nearly half voting for Republican candidates locally or statewide, while straight-ticket voting declined among Democrats. The survey compares split and straight ticket voting for 1962 and 1958, noting a rising split-ticket trend across parties.
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Signs of emotional distress prompt psychiatric help
An Associated Press report discusses how mental illness stigma is fading as people seek treatment. It covers personal notices of hospital stays, expert views on public understanding, and guidance from Drs Menninger and Levinson on emotional checkups, coping with loss, and healthy outlets.
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