Nixon Predicts Bigger Win Than Polls Show
Nixon predicts a stronger victory than polls indicate as he campaigns through the seven key states and Minnesota. He says Wallace will win no more than 11 percent, while Humphrey gains modest support. He cites campaign vigor and organization as reasons for his expected lead.
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LeMay Claims U.S. Drifts Left in 1968 Election
General LeMay charged the nation has drifted toward socialism and communism and warned that without a conservative win on November 5 the United States may not get another chance. He criticized Nixon for saying little about the trend while endorsing him along with Agnew. Nixon urged voters to examine records and spoke of curbing personality attacks as the campaign heads into its final week. He blamed Wallace’s surge on Democratic and independent voters and claimed 92 to 95 percent of Republicans back him as he seeks to win over Wallace supporters.
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New York Post Endorses Humphrey for President
The New York Post endorsed Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey for President on Monday after considering abstention, calling abstention an intolerable self indulgence.
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Times Reprints Agnew Accusation in Gun Era Debate
The New York Times reprinted an editorial accusing Spiro Agnew of repeated conflicts of interest. The piece followed Nixon’s demand for a retraction and defended the editorial’s relevance to Agnew's fitness as vice president.
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Agnew Denies Times Charge In Campaign Libel Row
Spiro T. Agnew rejected a New York Times accusation of conflict of interest from his Maryland governorship. He called the editorial a major blooper and said he may sue for libel if the Times does not retract before the election.
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Muskie Rally Faces Heckler Disruption in Santa Monica
Democratic vice presidential nominee Sen. Edmund Muskie faced shouted heckling as he tried to give two minutes to a Wallace supporter at a Santa Monica rally. Police ejected a scuffle participant, Muskie defended trust as core to freedom, and planned to fly to Houston for further engagements.
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Nixon Holds Lead in California Field Poll
In California, Nixon and Agnew lead Humphrey and Muskie by 16 points in the Mervin Field Poll of 977 registered voters. The Nixon ticket has 50 percent, Humphrey 34 percent, Wallace 9 percent, and 6 percent are undecided.
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Humphrey Campaigns Through Ohio and Pennsylvania Swing
Hubert H. Humphrey campaigned across Ohio and into Pittsburgh amid rain and cold. He attacked Nixon over national security and policy, drawing crowds at Canton Malone College Akron courthouse Lorain Admiral King High School and a labor rally near Cleveland. In Pittsburgh a large audience greeted him as he stressed his anti Nixon line and criticized Nixon as a supermarket candidate.
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Abernathy Endorses Humphrey in Ohio Campaign
Rev Ralph D Abernathy president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference endorsed Hubert H Humphrey for president and said the ticket offers a real choice of leadership. Humphrey criticized Nixon on crime Vietnam and the economy while pledging to win Ohio and deliver a Truman era defeat for the GOP.
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Postmaster Says GOP Hides Agnew Appearance
In Austin Texas Postmaster General W Marvin Watson accused Republicans of trying to hide vice presidential candidate Spiro T Agnew by barring him from a television question and answer session scheduled for next Sunday.
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Wallace Blasts Polls As He Draws 15000 In Beaumont
George Wallace told about 15 000 at Beaumont fairgrounds that national polls are inaccurate and the media hostile. He accused polls of skewing support against his new party and criticized editors while noting strong crowds in his campaign. A rock struck the platform in Hannibal but Wallace pressed on in Beaumont.
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