Nixon Receives Roaring Welcome on California Campaign
Nixon drew a large California reception amid a nationwide campaign swing. He pledged to represent the forgotten American, blamed inflation on Democratic spending, and praised his supportive base as he rode through San Francisco and San Jose. The crowd chanted and celebrated as Secret Service relaxed security during the open car parade.
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Agnew Objects to Humphrey City Plan as Ineffective
Spiro T. Agnew condemned Hubert Humphrey's Marshall Plan for the cities as failing policies. He urged limiting inner city population growth and promoting black ownership of businesses and homes, plus rural incentives, in a speech to the American Political Science Association.
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Gene Steamroller Loose in 12 States
McCarthy backers push to place his name on ballots in at least 12 states including Minnesota Indiana Iowa Rhode Island New Hampshire Vermont Arizona Florida Delaware Nebraska and California. Legal questions loom as McCarthy declines to run as a fourth party and seeks withdrawal of his name where mandatory.
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Wallace Faces Hurdle in Wisconsin Nomination Drive
Wallace must circulate new nominating petitions in Wisconsin unless he names former Georgia Governor S. Marvin Griffin as running mate. Griffin’s name already appears on Wallace petitions. If Wallace selects another VP, Wisconsin petitions would be invalid. Backers claim over 3,000 signatures are gathered. they'd have until Sept. 17 to redo filings.
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Cranston Plans Independent Senate Campaign in California
Democratic candidate Alan Cranston said his bid against Republican Dr. Max Rafferty would run independently of Hubert Humphrey’s presidential campaign while still supporting Humphrey. He urged a Soviet summit on Czechoslovakia and Romania, and praised Assembly Speaker Jesse Unruh for leadership.
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