Wallace’s Third-Party Run Aims At November Ballot
Wallace plans to resume his campaign after his wife’s death, touring Maine Massachusetts Connecticut and Maryland to back petition drives for ballot access. He runs as a third party to win in November while aiming to be on ballots in most states, with analysts wary he could spoil the race by denying a majority and forcing a House decision.
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Johnson seeks 1000 more police for Washington
President Johnson asked Congress to add 1000 police to Washington, D.C., boosting the force to 4100 amid a 24.5 percent crime rise in the year to April. Tourism fell sharply as demonstrations and unrest affected hotels, parlor venues, and bus service, with arson and robberies fueling citywide concern.
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Laird backs Nixon nomination as Rockefeller urged to quit
Rep Melvin Laird says Nixon secured GOP presidential nomination and urges Gov Nelson Rockefeller to stop challenging. He warns further Rockefeller bids would divide Republicans and endanger the November race. Laird had urged a clean path if Nixon swept major primaries.
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Foreigners See US as Veritable Rat Race
London reports describe the United States as a rat race to reach the top with tough costs for visitors. Malaysian Finance Minister Tan Siew Sin and British observers warn of the high pace and expenses. Journalists note a shift in American politics, yet see it as a continuation of old patterns among insiders and outsiders.
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New Techniques Drive Greater Costs in Progress
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