Nixon Seeks Vietnam Peace Move Aide Insight
Nixon alleged insiders in the White House are pressing for a Vietnam bombing pause or cease fire to aid Humphrey and said Agnew faces unrelated conflict charges from The New York Times. He defended his stance on campaigning and urged Humphrey to stay quiet on the issue. A separate note cites a Brownfield girl in critical condition after a Friday accident and her mother Betty Tealer.
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Humphrey vows no deal with electoral college as votes loom
Vice President Hubert Humphrey declared there will be no dealing or maneuvering with the electoral college if no candidate wins a majority on November 5. He insisted he intends to win and aims for 279 or more electoral votes, and said he would accept a House vote only if no candidate gains 270. He criticized Nixon over nuclear and military comparison while calling for slowing the arms race.
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Chiropractors Promise Health Through Nerve Alignment
An advertisement extols chiropractic methods as the solution for restoring health by keeping the body’s structure and nervous system in proper alignment. It argues nerve interference causes illness and that adjustments relieve pressures to allow organs and glands to function, urging readers to act now and contact the Day Chiropractic Clinic in Lubbock.
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Nixon Race Peak Seen as Humphrey Could Unwire U.S. Race
A Newsweek survey suggests Nixon holds 287 electoral votes across 29 states, Wallace with 56, Humphrey at 46, and 149 votes undecided in nine states. The picture implies Nixon may peak while Humphrey could drive the race toward the House of Representatives.
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Wallace Keeps Up Fight as Polls Put Him Behind
Wallace dismisses polls as liars ahead of the final week of campaigning. He draws large crowds in New York and Cincinnati, brimming with energy as he plans a home stretch tour through Missouri Texas Oklahoma Michigan West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland and Virginia. The Wallace sisters perform a tune on stage as student disruptions accompany rallies.
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