Nixon Lures Youth in California Campaign Swing
Los Angeles AP Nixon pitched a Republican welcome to youth while charging Democrats rejected them. In Minneapolis he praised Eugene McCarthy, urged a children’s antiobscenity act, and outlined target states for the closing campaign push. He defended leadership and praised Lyndon Johnson against Humphrey.
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Nixon Wealth Put At About Two Million Dollars
Nixon aide Ron Ziegler said Nixon’s assets total about 515 830 with undeveloped Florida land worth 401 382. Assets include Whittier home 110 000, NYC co op 166 856, bank accounts 39 085, life insurance 16 957, civil service retirement 18 605, law practice 45 000, personal property 60 000.
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Wallace rallies in Scranton taunted by hecklers
George C. Wallace faced noisy heckling at a Scranton rally during his 1988 presidential campaign. Police cited crowds up to 20,000 with estimates as high as 75,000 by Wallace. He used the interruptions to engage the audience while reaffirming his pledge to end busing, repeal open housing, restore order, and pursue Vietnam victory.
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Verrazano Narrows Bridge Towers Twin and Steel Height
The Verrazano Narrows Bridge in New York uses three times as much steel as the Empire State Building. Its twin towers reach the height of a 70 story building and its four main cables could support the Queen Mary.
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Humphrey assails Nixon anticrime plan as vigilante voice
Boston AP report says Hubert Humphrey called Nixon and Wallace talkers on crime and urged federal action and better police training. He criticized cabinet level crime coordination ideas as already existing programs and pressed for gun control and federal resources. Polls show Nixon slipping to a 3.9 point lead.
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Helicopter pads pitched to ease Dallas Fort Worth air travel
Ed Mahood of Bell Helicopter urged Dallas and Fort Worth leaders to actively develop helicopter pads as a solution to growing airport access problems. He noted New York Chicago and Los Angeles already integrate helicopters into their transportation schemes.
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