The Clinton chronicle. (Clinton, S.C.) 1901-current, November 03, 1966, Image 2
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THE CLINTON CHRONICLE
Clinton, S. C., Thursday, November 3, 1966
Clinton Women
To Assist ABC In
Election Returns
Two women of Laurens
County have been selected
to reuort election returns
from key precincts in Green
wood County to the Amerithn
Broadcasting Company hews
service in New York in coor
dinated on-the-spot reporting
of the November 8th general'
election.
Mrs. James Skinner and
Mrs. Lewis Hay of Clinton,
are on this reporting team
and with other members of
the League of Women Voters
of South Carolina will man
prlcincts throughout the state,
having met in Columbia re
cently with Dr. Irving Fang,
national manager of the ABC
news election service to or
ganize the news coverage
operation.
Dr. Fang said South Caro
lina stands out in having
more contested offices this
year than any other state in
the union. Key precincts,
carefully chosen after a study
economic, social makeup and
past voting history, will pro
duce valuable indications of
political trends on election
day.
Reports from these pre
cincts, rapidly telephoned at
intervals during the counting
of ballots to the ABC massive
switchboard in New York,
will enable the television and
radio network to analyze and
discuss on the air projections
of voting across the nation,
the information will be fed
to computers and analyzed
by political scientists at such
speed that citizens of Ameri
ca will know more about the
elections at an earlier time on
election evening before.
ABC has joined forces with
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Republicans Open Clinton Headquarters
Clinton’s Republican headquarters
was formally opened Tuesay morning
with local candidates present.
Located in the downtown shop
ping area on Musgrove Street, W. P.
Dixon, chairman of the county party
organization, gave the opening ad
dress and introduced candidates pres
ent- W. R. Garrett for the State Sen
ate; Shelton Rimer and Furman Ott
for the House of Representatives.
Welcoming the candidates to the
city was Clinton’s mayor, B. Noland
Suddeth. Also present was Mrs. Mur
ray Adams, president of the Lau
rens County Women’s Republican
Club, who presided over the refresh
ment table.
Following an informal social hour
each of the candidates spoke briefly.
The headquarters will remain open
daily through Tuesday, November 8.
Shown above at the opening Tues
day are (from left) Chairman Dixon,
Mayor Suddeth, Ott, Mrs. Adams,
Garrett and Rimer.—Photo by Tru
man Owens.
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the League of Women Voters
in every state in anticipation
of v a most accurate and au
thoritative- election reporting
job. Dr. Fang said. In ex
change for the assistance of
League members, ABC will
contribute tr aid the League’s
non partisan participation in
government.
The Provisiorfal League of
Women Voters of Laurens
County is continuing this
week its distribution of voter
information sheets concerning
all candidates and amend
ments to appear on the bal
lot.
Ya’ll Come!
OPEN HOUSE
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Located on State Hwy. 49 Be
tween Laurens & Cross Anchor
RANCH
Rt. 1. Box 179, Laurens, S. C.
293(i0. Phone 682-3625.
Sunday Afternoon — 2:00 to 6:00 P. M. —November 6th
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Running Mates On The Re
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W. R. Garrett
Republican November 8
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IF YOU DON’T READ
THE CHRONICLE
YOU DON’T GET
THE NEWS
Nominee For The House of Representatives ,
David S. Taylor Is:
EXPERIENCED: Served as a member af the South Carolina House ,
of Representatives in 1963-64.
BUSINESS MAN: Owns and operates Taylor Reid Estate, specializ
ing in building and developing residential areas.
CIVIC MINDED: Member Chamber of Commerce, Rotarian, Mason
Shriner, American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars.
David S. Taylor Advocates:
Continued upgrading of our public schools, will support a technical
education system to include Laurens County and a state system of Jun
ior Colleges.
Regular monthly meeting of the Legislative Delegaton so that citi
zens of our county can present business to the entire delegation.
Full efforts to see that local government is returned to locally
elected officials. ‘
“A VOTE FOR DAVID S. TAYLOR ON NOVEMBER 8 IS A
VOTE FOR LOCAL CONTROL OF LOCAL r £OVERNMENT.”
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