Wallace Campaigners Unfazed by Wallace Shooting
Despite Gov. George Wallace's gunshot wounds, candidates continue campaigning. Hubert Humphrey, Edward Muskie, and others dismiss fear as a voter turnoff while President Nixon greets crowds and security tightens with Visible agents and audience photos by the Secret Service.
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NAACP Censure Move On Jewish Groups Faces Low Odds
NAACP leader Roy Wilkins dismissed a Boston proposal to condemn the American Jewish Congress and the Anti-Defamation League for opposing quotas. He argued a convention should not judge outside bodies from newspaper reports. Earlier, the NAACP backed Nixon antibusing critiques as constitutional concerns. The article ends with a note that horseshoe crabs are relatives of spiders.
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