Wallace campaign shifts tone in free swinging style
Wallace argues his presidential run remains unchanged in philosophy of government though his rhetoric now targets hecklers with sharper humor. He cites his Indiana primary appearances to illustrate consistency, contrasting calm university exchanges with Fort Wayne outbursts.
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No Debate Between Humphrey And McCarthy
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey and Senator Eugene J. McCarthy dropped plans for a televised face-to-face debate. The camps cited the international situation and a request from McGovern and Maddox to participate. McCarthy’s team says he has always supported debating, while Humphrey withdraws for his own reasons.
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Wallace campaigns with calculated appeal and party bid
The 1964 Wallace campaign blends populist rhetoric with a showy stage presence aimed at “average people” and a third party bid to win. Richard J. Hughes, New Jersey governor, faces credentials challenges at the Democratic National Convention while maintaining strong support from President Johnson and others.
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