Wallace forecasts Maryland primary win amid third party talk
Gov. George Wallace predicts victory in Maryland's Democratic presidential primary and hints at a possible third party run if Democrats snub his bid. North Carolina board nominates Wallace among 10 Democrats and three Republicans for its May 6 first presidential primary, while excluding Sen. Kennedy for publicly dropping out. Wallace urged caution, saying he may seek Miami Beach as a potential pressure point, and Florida’s primary could influence Nixon on school busing.
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McCloskey Calls Nixon Era Peak of Economic Power
McCloskey told a radio interviewer that under the Nixon administration there has been the greatest concentration of economic power in history.
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