Nixon Attacks Humphrey Over Vietnam and Law Focus
Nixon kept up his attack on Vice President Humphrey shifting from law to Vietnam. He said Humphrey has the fastest loosest tongue in American politics and questioned his ability to keep peace in Paris talks and preserve international stability. He tied this to a need for strong, firm leadership in Washington.
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Rev Abernathy Calls Wallace a Madman
UPI reports Rev Ralph David Abernathy called George Wallace a madman and accused his campaign of racism and bigotry. As SCLC leader, Abernathy heads a cross country push to register Negro voters and stop Wallace. Senator Strom Thurmond campaigned for the Republican ticket saying Wallace can win but is not viable.
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Agnew Hits Rule Gruening Can Run As Write-In
In Joplin Missouri Spiro Agnew Republican vice presidential candidate attacked the Johnson Humprey administration for courting dissent. He urged a return to sanity and pledged to defend law and order at a rally of 2800. In Alaska the State Supreme Court allowed Sen Ernest Gruening to run as a write-in in the November election, overturning a lower court ruling that barred it. Gruening, 81, argued the law conflicted with the U.S. Constitution though Gravel contended the issue was political.
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