Nixon to make a final TV appeal before vote
Nixon plans two NBC telethons tonight to rally support as polling shows a tight race. Klein forecast 330 electoral votes at minimum, with potential for 450 if all goes right, while several fatal accidents in Missouri and Ohio area were reported but not linked to the campaign.
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Kansas man casting ballet for 21st time
Dave Grove of Russell Kansas votes in his 21st presidential election at age 101. He recalls voting since 1838 for Republicans, hoping to raise his win rate above one half. The item blends with Italian Alps disaster reporting and Venice canal flooding in neighboring coverage.
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Wallace Campaign Sandal Autographs Newsmen on Plane
George Wallace smiles after receiving a well worn sandal from reporters covering his campaign. He often retorts to hecklers with autograph sandal lines as signatures appear on the sandal aboard the campaign plane.
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Humphrey Tackles Crowd At Houston Rally In Texas
Hubert H. Humphrey addresses about 50,000 people in the Houston Astrodome after Lyndon B. Johnson promotes his fellow Democrat at a Texas Democratic campaign rally. AP wirephoto.
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Straw vote set outside polls in Massachusetts
A straw vote plan called Freedom Polls will operate outside polling places in 25 Massachusetts communities. Voters may cast a private choice for any presidential candidate. 18 to 20 year olds will be allowed to vote. Sponsored by the Conference for New Political Action.
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Barn Fire Claims 11YearOld In Clarksville Area
In Pike County near Clarksville, 11 year old William Bags of St Peter s Mo died when a hay barn on the Thomas Huff farm burned Sunday. He was playing with his half brother Donald Connors 15 and nine other youths when a match touched the hay. The others escaped and the body of the boy was found among the ruins.
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Humprey Nixon race framed by joy amid divisive campaign
President Johnson features in a tumultuous finale as Hubert Humphrey and Richard Nixon press toward the White House. Campaign events, telethon broadcasts, and party clashes reveal a nation split over war, change, and leadership while Humphrey seeks a path to victory and Johnson promotes unity.
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Wallace optimistic after rally as election nears
Wallace remains confident he can influence the election whether he wins or loses. He speaks at the Georgia state capitol in Atlanta before heading to Montgomery and Clayton Alabama, pursuing a path through the South and potentially the Electoral College. He argues the outcome could be decided by electors and predicts the House will not force a decision even if no candidate has a majority.
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Chesebrough-Pond's Straw Vote Shows Close Gov Race
Chesebrough-Pond's Inc employees Friday straw poll results show a tight gubernatorial contest with Gov Warren E Hearnes edging Republican Lawrence K Roos 247 to 241. Senate tally favors Lt Gov Thomas F Eagleton 258 to 234 over Thomas B Curtis, while the presidential vote places Republican Richard Nixon first with 279, George Wallace 139, and Hubert Humphrey 82.
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