Wallace Confident as Polls Show Slippage in Campaign
Third party candidate George C. Wallace dismisses polls predicting losses and says he will win. A New York rally drew about 17,000 with 10,000 in Cincinnati as Wallace tours the East and Midwest. He attacks polls as liars, taunts Humphrey and Nixon, and calls for a TV debate solution while continuing a grueling itinerary through Missouri Texas Oklahoma Michigan West Virginia Pennsylvania Maryland Virginia amid student heckling.
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Ox Roasted In Massive 896-Pound Spit Feat
London butchers showcased an 896 pound ox on a spit as part of a 100 year meat market celebration. After 24 hours the carcass was claimed ready and roasted ox sandwiches sold for 49 cents amid jovial remarks by a Cockney porter.
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Abe Ribicoff Wins Connecticut Senate Race
Abraham A. Ribicoff, 58, a former congressman and governor, wins reelection to the U S Senate in Connecticut. Campaign billboards show him as Abe with the Democratic call to “pull top level vote democratic” to signal party.
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