Nixon Shapes Crowd Like Organist in Rousing Speech
In New York AP reports Nixon using musical metaphor to rally crowds as he campaigns across domestic and foreign issues. He claims definite statements on 167 major topics and promises to present the forgotten American with sharp critique of crime, government spending, and war policies.
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Nixon Debate Strategy Emerges After Four Day Campaign
After four days on the road Humphrey concentrates on big states and liberal messaging while inviting a Nixon debate. He aims to rally labor and minority groups, win suburban votes, and rely on antiwar dissidents amid plans to label Nixon a wiggler on the nuclear treaty and Fortas. Nixon counterplays by targeting the Big Seven states and proclaiming momentum for an all-out campaign.
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