Vietnam death toll edged up in week of Oct 27 Nov 2
Saigon reports 1 988 Viet Cong and North Vietnam killed last week as U S and South Vietnamese forces continued operations despite a bombing halt from Saigon to Mekong Delta. U S headquarters blamed enemy for ongoing attacks while stating Americans and allies suffered several casualties the past week.
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Political Comeback For Humphrey Talked
MINNEAPOLIS AP reports Democratic leaders in Minnesota endorse Hubert H. Humphrey for the presidency and discuss a possible return to the U S Senate. Eugene McCarthy signals not to seek re-election, while Humphrey spends a few days at his lakeside home after a presidential bid loss.
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Election update shows Humphrey Nixon leads and carries many states
The Associated Press reports Humphrey has 181 electoral votes from 1 state and the District of Columbia. Nixon holds 287 votes from 30 states and leads in 2 states with 15 votes. Wallace has 45 votes from 5 states. Needed to win is 270 electoral votes. The piece notes Alexander Pope and references his epithet the Wasp of Twickenham.
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Wallace Role Apparently Helped Nixon To Win
AP reports George Wallace's third party bid affected five key states California Illinois New Jersey Ohio and Wisconsin aiding Nixon. In New Jersey Wallace's 253000 votes kept Humphrey from closing, while California Wallace gained 481009 votes leaving Nixon up by about 21000.
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In a sprawling analysis Dick Smith of York, Ala. argues that Wallace’s third party bid drew blue collar and suburban support, hurting Nixon in the North and Humphrey in the South. He notes Florida and Indiana as surprises, while Ohio and Wisconsin showed mixed results for Nixon. Union leaders and political figures weigh how Wallace affected Democratic and Republican votes across states.
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