Wallace Button Causes Stir at Nixon Rally on Long Island
A newspaper man wearing a George Wallace for President button attended a Nixon rally at an island airport, drawing mixed reactions from a crowd of several thousand Republicans. Some jeered or ignored him, others praised his bold stance, while a Negro man commented on race and property value.
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Rally scenes mix Wallace and Nixon in suburban crowd
A Mississippi man heckles at a Wallace rally as a newsman with Wallace buttons mingles with supporters. The crowd remains peaceful while Nixon speaks, and the newsman later switches allegiance to Humphrey. Separate: India reports 60 773 registered foreigners in 1967 with Tibetans and Chinese as largest groups, and Punjab to receive customs-free tractor gifts from Britain to aid farming.
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