Gallup Report Finds 15 Million Did Not Vote in 1968
Gallup analysis shows about 15 million eligible voters sat out the 1968 election due to disinterest or dissatisfaction with candidates. The post election survey covers 120 million adults, with 72 million voting and 48 million not. About 44 million nonvoters include 25 million who could have voted with more effort, and 19 million with legitimate reasons.
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Princeton
N.J
Gallup
U.S
40 Foot Spruce Donated for Orange County Park Xmas Tree
Park crewmen cut a 40 foot spruce in Maybrook for Orange County’s first official Christmas tree lighting. Donations included transport from Chambers Ford Tractor Sales and help from Maybrook Highway Department. Lighting ceremony Sunday features First Presbyterian choirs, with welcome by park officials. Snowmaking to begin Friday if weather cooperates. ski area to open when snow covers. Snack bar hours set 10 to 6 Tue-Sun.
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Theresa Falcone
Tower Ave
Maybrook
Orange County
Anthony
Falcone
Graham M. Shea
Rt. 416
Hamptonburgh
Chambers Ford
Montgomery
Shea
Rockefeller Center
First Presbyterian Church
Port Jervis
Herbert J. Fabricant
Park Commission
Albert C. Howell
Mt. Hope
Richard Avery
Dow announces nurse training grant for 20 Monticello students
Rep John G Dow D 27 announced a 69533 federal grant for a 46 week training program at St. Luke's Hospital Newburgh Monticello middle school on St John Street and Liberty Community General Hospital to train 20 licensed practical nurses. Willard Bartol will screen applicants with about 50 on file and Milton Berlye named manpower program director. Participants may receive the average state unemployment payment plus dependent allowances and possible transportation aid.
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Monticello
John G. Dow
D-27
St. Luke’s Hospital
Newburgh
St. John Street
Liberty Community General Hospital
Grand View
New York
Willard Bartol
State Employment Service
Milton Berlye
Bartol
Liberty St
Broadway
Warwick police boost night patrols after robbery
Warwick Police Commissioner Robert N. Hinds ordered extra officers on night duty starting Monday to protect Christmas shoppers and deter further thefts after a robbery last month cost Meduski's Supermarket about $7,140. The added coverage may extend to night deposits at village banks.
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Warwick
Robert N. Hinds
Meduski’s
Hinds
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