Nixon rejects Wallace support as racist appeal
Nixon declared he does not want former Alabama Governor George Wallace's support and said Wallace's appeal lies with racist elements. He spoke at LaGuardia before flying to Lansings, Michigan, to meet delegates and attend a Republican fundraiser. Rockefeller urged Nixon to repudiate Wallace and ended a plan to join with Wallace against a possible Democratic win.
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Wallace in race to stay in presidential fray
Wallace, in Montgomery, declares he will not withdraw from the presidential race under any circumstances. He says even if major party candidates adopt his ideas, it is too late to shift, and he will not back either party’s nominee. He touts movement gains, to pay for two state pilots used on some trips, and outlines travel plans including July rallies in Minneapolis and Dayton and Columbus, with a Meet the Press appearance and an airport news conference in Wilmington.
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Brown to campaign for Humphrey in upcoming stops
California Governor Edmund G Brown plans a nationwide tour this week to stump for Vice President Hubert Humphrey. He will address a group of young Democrats in Jacksonville Florida on Saturday as part of a multi month series statewide to boost Humphrey’s presidential bid.
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Lucky Jobless Train Aimed At Five Cities
Lucky Stores will train 258 jobless workers across San Francisco Oakland Los Angeles San Diego Seattle and Phoenix under a 1227674 Department of Labor contract.
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Nixon rules out Romney as running mate
Richard M. Nixon in Lansing, Michigan, rejected Gov. George Romney as a potential vice presidential pick. He said no offer of a run or endorsement would be made and that the vice presidency should not be used for ticket balancing. Romney stood nearby but declined to comment.
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Key Rockefeller Backing Boosts RFK Supporter's Effort
Mrs. Thomas W. Braden, longtime Kennedy ally, will head a People for Rockefeller group and met Gov. Rockefeller in a bid to convert Kennedy supporters. The Rockefeller drive, aided by James M. Gavin’s endorsement, targets Democratic and independent voters and delegates.
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