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ms Mn. Charlottetown, Fri. June 12, 1964». I

The 125-miie Lady's Slipper Drive around the western tip of the Island was re-opened

short ceremony at Miscouche. Here. Highways Minister Phil- lip Matheson puts the finish~

LADY’S SLlPPER DIR'IVE

lng touches on a sign mark- ing the route of the drive as school children _ and visiting dignitaries look Wednesday afternoon With a on, Among those present at the ceremony were: Minister of Education George Dewar; Labor Minister Henry Wedge;

Pool Effort Planned For Election Returns

NEW YORK (APt—Eleclion i ciated Press, it has been

returns in the November U.S. . nounced.

presidential, senatorial and gov-l

by the three major radio-the-l sideration to participation in

some of the

United Press

an-

OPENED

Robert Grlnd‘lay. MIA; Keith Harrington. MLA; W02 R.W. Daniels of RCAF‘ Station Summerside who named the drive. and Miscouche village commissioners Alfr Gaud- et. Maurice Gaudet. and Phil- ‘ lip LeCialr.

A formal statement. issued after a meeting of officials of the organizations. said that tut.

itlim individual networks.

which will post such returns on t s state-by-state basis in their? respective studios on election night. In addition. statewide totals in the presidential elec- tions will be relayed to in sing". tabulating centre in New York. which will maintain the running national tabulation on presidcn» tial returns. the tabulatng cen- tre will then transmit its na~ tional totals to each network. " so that the same national fig- ure will be available to each network simultaneously.

Elmer Lower. pre5ident of ABC News; Fred W. Friendly, president of CBS News; Willlan R cAndrew, executive Vice- president in charge of NBC News; and Wes Gallagher, gen- ‘ eral manager of The Associated . Press, commenting on the step I taken said jointly:

“The creation of Network Election Service, is, we believe. i a great step forward in the I gathering and dissemination of 1 news. The American voter and the public at large will be the beneficiaries of faster. and most ; accurate returns. At the same ‘ time, Network Election Service will do much to eliminate the confusion created by several different vote counts, based on reports from d i f te r e n t pre- cincts. We expect N e t w o r s Election Service to become the . authoritative source of returns in all future elections."

Gallagher. in a separate state- ment, said:

“We hope that this pool par- ticipation will be the first step toward creating a national elec- tion bureau which would collect vote returns at all state levels for all members of the press. newspapers, radio and televis- ion. In this way we could not only render a better service to our members and the public but also in the long run effect economies."

pool organization will be called

Network Election Service and about $1,560,000. pond

will be utilized in 50 states and the District of Columbia.

The Eiffel Tower. which cost ' for itself in less than two years an hasn't been in the red since.

It will employ more thant

100.000 reporters to cove

r re- Iturns at the precinct or county 3 FQEIweak, Run-(TM,

, evel, the statement said

[member of Network Election

International - ' , Serv1ce.

“Returns will be reported]

ernorship races will be pooledi also was reported giving com; This announcement said:

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