Choice 68 Returns Tri State Vote For Nixon Kennedy McCarthy
Nixon led on Tri State campus with 33.43 percent of the Choice 68 vote while Kennedy 25.49 and McCarthy 12.81. McCarthy led second choices, Rockefeller strong for second and third. Overall national totals show McCarthy first with 285,988 votes, Kennedy 213,832, Nixon 197,167. Rockefeller 115,937 and Johnson 57,362.
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Nixon
McCarthy
RFK
Tri-State
Richard Nixon
TSC
Robert Kennedy
Eugene McCarthy
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Washington
U.S
Robert G. Harris
Sperry Rand
Uni
Vne
Washington, D.C
Johnson
Humphrey
Kennedy
Rockefeller
George Wallace
Ronald Reagan
John Lindsay
Socialist Worker
Fred Halstead
Harold Stassen
4000 Jobs Overseas Guaranteed
Director F. X. Gordon announced that over 4,000 jobs abroad are available to young people ready to travel and work with Europeans. Since 1964, JOBS ABROAD has placed about 5,000 participants in English and other language areas, with openings in Japan, Turkey, Spain, Italy, and Greece. Positions span factories, construction, restaurants, farms, child care, hospitals, and work camps, with first come, first served enrollment.
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F. X. Gordon
Japan
Turkey
Spain
Italy
Greece
Rockefeller Tops in Second and Third Choice Votes
In the National Collegiate Presidential Primary Rockefeller led combined second and third place votes with 344 608 total from New York. McCarthy followed with 338 233, Kennedy 295 268 and Nixon 213 040. Voter preferences show Rockefeller as a frequent secondary choice among McCarthy and Kennedy backers.
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McCarthy
East
Kennedy
South
Nixon
Minnesota
Rockefeller
Washington
New York
Nelson Rockefeller
Eugene McCarthy
Robert Kennedy
Richard Nixon
Sec
Vista Here May 20 and 21 on Tri-State campus
Vista volunteers will staff an information booth in the cafeteria from 9 to 5 on Monday May 20 and Tuesday May 21. Documentary films “A Year Toward Tomorrow” and “While I Run This Race” will be shown in room 104 of the Library from 2 to 3 30 both days. Over 4 000 volunteers are currently working nationwide with a need for more than 8 000.
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VISTA
Service To
America
Peace Corps
Tri-State
Paul Newman
Academy
Charleston Heston
Charlie Byrd
United States
Choice 68 Shows Preferences For Solving National Problems
Washington polls from Time-Sperry Univac national primary show students favor a phased Vietnam military reduction and bombing pause, with education and job training as top urban spending priorities. Minor support exists for withdrawal or escalation.
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Tri-State
Time Magazine
Sperry Rand
Univac
Univae
Vietnam
Washington
OHI
TIME
North Vietnam
High School Art Exhibit at Tri-State College Opens Today
Art pupils from four senior high schools and two junior high schools begin the High School Art Exhibit at Tri-State College in John G. Best Hall. The show runs May 17 18 and 19 from 2 to 5 PM with no judging or awards.
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Tri- State College
Angela
Neil Robinson
Fremont
Linda Roach
Lakeland
James F. Darrow
Prairie Heights
G. E. Warfel
McIntosh
Auburn
Harold Arney
Kendallville
Josephine Kimmell
John G. Best
Ray Condon
Tri-State College
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