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International Herald Tribune | November 7, 2003 | Copyright

International Herald Tribune
11-07-2003
NEW YORK: Herbert Clark Hoover has been elected President of the United States. His electoral vote now stands at 418 and may reach the unprecedented total of 467. He has cut into the Solid South for the first time in fifty years and latest returns ...

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