Nixon Says He Would Warn North Vietnam Before Bombing
Richard M. Nixon tells AP editors in New York that if elected he would have warned North Vietnam to halt troop infiltration before ordered bombing over the DMZ. He favors diplomatic steps first, decisive bombing if needed, and expanded South Vietnamese economic and political programs to end the war. He also outlines campus protest policy and calls for tougher actions against organized crime and narcotics trafficking.
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Wallace Sees Victory and Attacks Polls as Liars
Wallace declares he will win the election despite polls showing him behind. He vows after results on November 5 to close polling outfits, tours the industrial Midwest and South, drawing crowds in Madison Square Garden and Cincinnati. His campaign rides on anti poll rhetoric and a traveling troupe the Taylor Sisters performer at rallies.
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