Show f1 p The Salt Lake Tribune Sunday October S A elded vote In a similar man- Public Opinion Poll 54 46 Elsenhower-Nixo- GOP Favored iii Stevenson-Kefauve- Groiip Non-ColIeg- c r 1956 Pollsters Cover SLr County Find Substantial Ike Edge “ ner' the figures are: 14 ’ In "the 1952 presidential erection the Elsenhower-Nixotick- Continued from Page One Here Is the vote today of per rent says he is undecided as et polled 65 per cent of the vote remained “undecided’ are com-- — of now those who attended college and among high school trained posed more of Democrats than DEMOCRATIC partisans can whosft testimony indicated that ' voters Republicans If this vote were take comfort in the fact that they plan to vote in November: The fact school to be distributed accordingTo political of important the grammar many College is that among the one party affiliation and the “Indevoters who are undecided today today Elsenhower-Nixo64 may well wind up voting Demogroup that did not give majority pendent” vote divided according Stevenson-Kefauve- r 81 to present preference the end cratic as they traditionally have support to the Elsenhower result Undecided 5 In the past would give Eisenhower Nixon ticket In 1952— voters 63 per cent" Stevenson 37 per For the most part they live In j beLhe5 whose jHlTslumed did that education not go per the poor neighborhoods of the cent of college-trainevoters yond the eighth grade— senti- cent of the total vote surInstitute where cities In 1952 Elsenhower compiled big who say they are undecided to ment now divides as follows: 59 per cent of the Salt Lake veys show the Democratic Party vote the same way as the is doing much more work than Grammar School County vote compared to Stefigures- bethe Republican party in calling come: venson's 41 per 'cent Elsenhower-Nixo40 on voters Stevenson-Kefauve42 - ONE FACTOR which might " Latest survey 67 ElsenhowerNlxon figures also re12 Undecided down Eisenhower’s lead whittle Stevenson-Kefauve- r veal that the Republican candiS3 Allocating the 12 per cent un- and add to Stevenson’s strength dates are running a point higher Institute election surveys in decided In a manner similar to is the presence of Nixon on the in 1952 today than they-d- id among voters who attended col- 1952 showed 66 per cent of colleg- that above these figures be- Republican ticket Since Nixon is the Controvervoters supporting come: lege but are running 'point e-trained t sial the slate and the weaker than they did among the ElsenhowerNlxon ticket to - Elsenhower-Nixomang " 52 of speculation as to voters who attended high school 34 per cent for the Democratic subject Stevenson-Kefauve- r 45 whether he will help or hinder A cross section of voters in all ticket Is vote of the Here walks of life from coast to coast today The 1052 vote among those Eisenhower a separate vice and border to border were those who attended high school: who attended grammar school presidential contest asked: — - by Research Services was 48 per cent tor the ElsenhoHigh School were as follows: Results wer-Nixon ticket compared "If the presidential election Elsenhower-Nixo60 "If there were a separate electo 62 per cent for the Demowere being held today which Stevenson-Kefauve- r 4S tion for vice president of the cratic ticket candidates would you vote for 1 Undecided United States would you vote t —Elsenhower and Nixon or As reported earlier the latest for Richard Nixon Republican unde Stevenson and Kefauver?1 the allocatingnationwide standings of the can- —or Estes Kefauver Demodidates —including college high crat?” school and grammar school Nixon--—54 combined— was as follows: 42-- Keiauve n By George Gallup PRINCETON NJ Oct 13— There has been a dramatic shift of sentiment to the Eisenhower-Nixocamp over fouri s" the ‘ Jears- on the' haof the part tion’s v o whose fo n I - last f stopped short high school Heavily Demo- cratic since the day of the New Deal this group Mr Gallup In 1952 gave the Eisenhower-Nixoticket 48 per cent to 52 per cent for the Democratic ticket Today those figures are re- n versed Among voters who attended grammar school and who excess a preference at this time 2 percent say they plan to vote for Eisenhower and Nixon while 48 per cent plan to vote fop Stevenson and Kefauver However about one in every eight voters in this group or 12 n ' Wonderful -- 60 per cent Stevenson Kefauver 40 per cent Among the various types of Salt Lake voters the survey drawfound Elsenhower-Nixoing their strongest support from housewives young people and income groups upper-middl- e Stevenson strength on the other- - hand was concentrated among the opposite groups— the men lower income groups and 4 older voters A ’ BEDROOM VALUES Elsenhower-Nixo- Names FamoOs-Bran- Saving n jlatfjfffiFijRiilTURE OGDEN nr n r TH! 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