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Campaigns on the Cities Dominate the 1968 Race
The piece argues that urban issues define the campaign, focusing on poverty, housing, schooling, and crime, centered on race. It contrasts Humphrey and Nixon on solutions, including federal funding, privatization, a national urban development bank, tax incentives, and targeted programs for Medicare and Social Security.
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E. W. Kenworthy
New York Times News Service
Washington
Hubert Humphrey
Richard M. Nixon
Humphrey
Senate
Nixon
Johnson
America
National Urban Development Bank
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Social Security Fund
Congress
Federal Small Business Administration
Marshall
National Bank
Eugene J. McCarthy