If you subscribe, you can actually pull it up with Times Machine, which is one of my favorite things on the internet. (An exhaustive, searchable archive of essentially every issue of the NYTimes dating back to its very beginnings, or as far back as they have records.)
The previous puzzle has both answers interlaced, and then a callout box:
"For Crossword Solvers: Yesterday's puzzle clues, for 39 and 43 across ("Lead story in tomorrow's newspaper") offered readers a choice: "Clinton Elected" and "Bob Dole Elected" fitted equally well with the crossing words, if not with the voters."
While I get your point about it being fitting, I think this sort of cleverness merits the victory lap.
Submitted for your approval: https://i.imgur.com/4nMeZ4o.png