Five Nixons Rise in Nixon Campaign
Washington notebook notes the Nixon campaign faces a dozen duplications and five Nixons none of whom are the original. A gentleman’s agreement keeps any from stating which one would be president, as the party institutionalizes a second Nixon in Archibald Tully of Sausalito after the 1961 disappearance of the first Nixon.
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Russell Baker
N.Y
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Archibald Tully
Sausalito
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California
Tully
Richard Nixon
Nixons
John Lindsay
New York
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Agnew
Dick the Statesman
Vietnam
White House
Sam
Kinderbund
Milwaukee
Stumper Nixon
Professor Richard
Westbrook
United States
South Vietnam
Korea
Cuba
Middle East
Five Nixons Compete for 1968 Nomination Role Shuffle
After Nixon's defeat, several campaign figures reappear as distinct Nixons, each with a nickname and backstory. The party debates whether to present all five on the ballot or delay until after the election, fearing voter backlash and internal discord.
Forgotten campaign clutter in North Carolina narrows focus
In Chapel Hill North Carolina the Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon campaigns are overlooked amid side issues with George Wallace as the dominant topic. The piece notes Nixon avoids debates while Humphrey faces criticism over Johnson and Daley, as Wallace and other figures divert attention.
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New York Times News Service
Chapel Hill
N. C
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Wallace
Johnson
Eugene McCarthy
George Romney
Sen
Robert Kennedy
Kennedy
Gov. Wallace
Humphrey
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
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Miami Beach
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Mr. Big
Chicago
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Democratic Party
Daley
Vietnam
McCarthy
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North Carolina
Charlotte Observer
Richardson Preyer
William N. Osteen
Preyer
Letters to the Editor on government, socialism, and ballots
A broad letter criticizing socialist trends and urging voters to wind up the old clock of liberty. It accuses political leaders of embezzling power, details grievances from defense to schooling, and argues for ballot box action and vigilance. The piece references Hubert Humphrey, Nixon, and George Wallace and includes a political wire message from a Republican convention.
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America
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The
Union
Nixon
Humphrey
Dirksen
George Wallace
Washington
Strongest Man Sandow Diet Fact And Aquarium Idea
A JAMA feature recalls Eu Sandow the famed strongman known for immense feats and a nonrestrictive diet. The piece notes his 1893 height and weight, his self Made training, and his influence on fitness ideas before detailing an urban Vancouver Victoria plan for an aquarium with visitors inside the tank.
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JAMA
Charles Atlas
Vancouver
B. C
Victoria
Houston Children’s Zoo
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