LeMay Slated as Wallace Running Mate In Spirit on Ballots
Retired Gen Curtis LeMay is Wallace’s vice presidential pick but not on most ballots due to timing. In 30 states Griffin appears, LeMay on one definite Louisiana and one probable Utah ballot. Georgia Ohio and Alabama plan handling steps with possible LeMay stickers or memos to reflect the change. Griffin says electors would act as free agents if Wallace wins. LeMay praises Wallace and the ticket.
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Adviser challenges Humphrey lead in eight states
Senator Morton of Kentucky disputed Democratic claims that Hubert Humphrey leads in eight states with 136 electoral votes. He noted private polls cited by Lawrence O'Brien differ from public polls, questioning Minnesota as Humphrey's home state and suggesting uncertainty in Michigan Pennsylvania and Texas.
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Americans Buy Credit at Record August Rate
The Federal Reserve reported U.S. consumer credit rose to 103.8 billion dollars in August, surpassing July’s 102.4 billion record as Americans again increased borrowing.
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Fortas Vows to Persevere in Civil Liberties Fight
New York AP Fortas, after withdrawing as Chief Justice nominee, vows to persevere for civil liberties and 14th Amendment rights. He spoke at NYU Law School on the 100th anniversary of the amendment, facing national crisis and renewed defense of constitutional values.
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Adlai Stevenson Estate Revealed
New York AP reports Adlai Stevenson left a gross estate just under 1.5 million dollars with 470 thousand in tax claims. The late UN ambassador who died in London on July 14 1965 at age 65 left three sons Adlai III Borden and John each receiving 312 900 dollars as chief beneficiaries.
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