Running Is The Next Best Thing For George Wallace
George Wallace pursues the 1968 presidential bid with relentless campaigning across North Georgia and Tennessee. He emphasizes local control, law and order, and a stark critique of liberals and federal courts while rallying white crowds and rejecting primaries as a path to the nomination.
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George Wallace
Don McKee
Associated Press
Wallace
North
Georgia
Atlanta
Chattanooga
Tenn the Baptist
Jesus Christ
Dixie
House of Representatives
John Connally
Texas
Wisconsin
Indiana
Maryland
Lurleen
Congress
Supreme Court of the United States
Pennsylvania
Brewer Moves Toward Reform Governor Role in Alabama
Alabama Governor Albert Brewer pushes rapid reforms including a point system for driver license suspensions and a state car pool. He schedules weekly press conferences, contemplates an inspection program, consolidates safety groups, and unveils a $33 710 federal grant for the Alabama Police Academy.
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Angel Little
Montgomery
Albert Brewer
Brewer
Alcohol Beverage Control Board
State Highway Patrol
Alabama
Governor's Safety Coordinating Committee
Office of Highway Safety
Pat Vacca
Birmingham
Vacca
Alabama Police Academy
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Bob Vance
Democratic Executive Committee
Supreme Court
John Goodwin
John W. Miller
Fairfield
State Commission On Aging
Frank House
Bessemer
Southern Regional Education Board
Austin
Federal District Court
University of South Alabama
Diskay
Will
Hazel Bishop
Fayette Thermal
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Piedmont