Humphrey Campaigns in Boston With Ted Kennedy at His Side
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey campaigned in Boston with Senator Edward M. Kennedy predicting a Democratic victory in November. He stressed past nuclear treaty debates and criticized Nixon on nonproliferation and gun control, outlining a broad 10 day nationwide sweep through eight states. Kennedy joined him for his first major Boston appearance since recent family events.
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Youths Turn To Nixon In Utah Rally Support
In Salt Lake City youths favor Nixon as a reaction to the Johnson era. Deborah Young, 20, and Christie Dutler, 18, said they would vote for Nixon to oppose Humphrey, praising him as a change and a celebrity. Nixon heads to Missouri, Illinois, and New York for campaign events after a large rally near the Mormon Tabernacle.
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Vote Strike Urged by Antiwar Leaders in Chicago Rally Call
Antiwar leaders Rennie Davis Tom Hayden and Abbie Hoffman announced a nationwide campaign to urge a vote strike against Nixon Humphrey and Wallace. They plan demonstrations at campaign events carry the spirit of Chicago and push voters to back local peace candidates instead.
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Senate approves gun sale limits widening ammo ban
Washington UPI The Senate approved broad restrictions on mail order sales of rifles shotguns and ammunition by 70 to 17 after lengthy debate. The bill bans mail order sales to anyone but dealers and moves to a conference committee to resolve differences with the House.
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