Nixon Rejects Wallace Support Amid Campaign Tensions
Nixon stated he does not want Wallace support and believes Wallace appeals to racist elements. Rockefeller praised Nixon’s stance. Callaway urged Wallace to join the Republican effort. Nixon also praised the Sentinel anti ballistic missile decision as not starting a new arms race but a belated step to avoid falling behind.
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Wallace vows to stay in race despite pressure
Wallace declares Wednesday he will not withdraw from the presidential race under any circumstances. He says he has not discussed politics with major parties and will not back either candidate even if he is not in the race. He cites his movement as already successful and notes some politicians are starting to back his ideas on law and order. He plans campaign stops in Minneapolis on July 3 and in Dayton and Columbus July 6 and 7, with a Meet the Press appearance and an airport news conference in Wilmington Del before returning to Alabama.
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Ex-Gory Pat Brown to Stump for HHH in Florida
Ex-Governor Edmund G. Brown plans a Florida stop in Jacksonville with a speech to young Democrats. The two term governor will headline a series of Humphrey campaign talks across the nation over the next several months.
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Tacky Jobless SAN FRANCISCO GH- Lucky Stores train 100 jobless
Lucky Stores plans to train 100 unemployed in San Francisco Oakland operations plus 100 in Los Angeles 25 in San Diego 18 in Seattle and 15 in Phoenix under a 1227674 Department of Labor contract, announcing the program details and location allocations.
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Nixon rules out Romney as running mate
Richard M. Nixon said in Lansing that he has no intention of offering Gov. George Romney a vice presidential slot and would not seek his endorsement. He noted the vice presidency should not be used for ticket balance and said he has not discussed the position with Romney or any senator.
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Key RFK Supporter Will Back Rockefeller
MERIDAN Conn Mrs Thomas W Braden a close Kennedy ally agreed to head a national People for Rockefeller organization. She flew from California and met secretly with Gov Rockefeller to declare support amid Kennedy campaign activity.
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Humphrey Nixon Tie in Vietnam War Poll
In Princeton New Jersey a Gallup Poll released Wednesday shows Presidential hopefuls Hubert H. Humphrey and Richard M. Nixon tied on their ability to handle the Vietnam war with 41 percent each. Eighteen percent undecided, with some support shifting to Rockefeller affiliates. Governor Rockefeller seeks to sway delegates through these cross endorsements amid active campaigning in Connecticut and nearby states.
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