Psychological War Aims Debates Featuring Nixon and Humphrey
Humphrey launches a psychological campaign to force Nixon into face to face debates mirroring Kennedy era confrontations. He cites Nixon’s absence from major programs since 1966 and calls for expanded debates including Muskie and Agnew. He urges prompt Fortas confirmation and ties nuclear nonproliferation to the campaign discourse.
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Muskie Offers Hope for Racial Equality in Nation
Senator Edmund Muskie of Maine, Democratic vice presidential nominee, argues the United States cannot protect society with a wall around Black people. He warns immediate crime control may trump poverty eradication and criticizes Nixon for downplaying poverty’s role in crime. He does not fully endorse Johnson's Vietnam policy and calls bombing pauses a possible bargaining card.
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Wallace Nears Dallas Campaign Swing After Georgia Endorsement
Wallace rests after a southern speaking tour drawing large crowds and receiving a tacit endorsement from Georgia Governor Maddox. He visits his late wife Lurleen Wallace's grave before returning to headquarters and plans travel to Dallas for a third party convention and further rallies.
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Nixon Sees Youth Support as Major U S Edge
Richard Nixon claimed a growing appeal among American youth while polling data showed a 43 to 31 percent edge over Humphrey and 19 percent for Wallace. He spoke at Santa Barbara after arriving by air to a crowd of about 7 500 at the municipal airport amid a few antiwar hecklers.
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Nixon mobilizes young voters as California poll hints at victory
Nixon appeals to under 25 crowds noting many raise hands and praise for constructive youth. A California poll shows Nixon at 43 percent, Humphrey 37, Wallace 7, Cleaver 1, with 15 percent undecided or other.
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Agnew Attacks Humphrey Over Dissent and Crime
Vice President Agnew told about 5000 at a Chicago suburban rally that Humphrey's stance tolerated violent dissent and civil disobedience. He accused Ramsey Clark of denial about a crime problem and urged a new Washington administration opposing lawlessness.
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