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Show 8A The Salt Lobe Tribune, Friday, October 25, Avoids Nixon, IIIIII Mention Agncw Calls 19G3 Kennedy Scathes Wallace, Cites Klan Influence Hubert a Peace Drag Nixon Enjoys Lead in Midwest, West (UPI) The Gallup Poll By Dr. George Gallup Institute of Public Opinion APRINCETON, N.J. lthough Richard Nixon holds only a slight lead over Vice President Hubert Humphrey In the East, he has a solid lead over Humphrey In the - and Midwest Far West. Nixon has 50 percent of the support of likely voters in the Midwest to 26 percent for Humphrey and 17 percent for George Wallace. The Far West is also strong for Nixon, but here the GOP margin is not so great. The latest results in this region show Nixon leading with 51 percent, compared to 34 percent for Humphrey and 11 per cent for Wallace. In the South the popular COMPLETE VOTING INFORMATION COMPLIMINTS OF NIXON-AONICOMMITTII 271 So. StaU St. Phons M Pol M Sec or 364-195- 6 Nliftfl vote for Wallace Is substantl-all- y greater than that given either Nixon or Humphrey. Nixon and Humphrey run even, with 27 and 26 percent of the vote respectively, while Wallace receives 42 percent. These findings represent a distinct gain tor Humphrey In the South during the first part of this month. The October 10 Gallup report showed lead Nixon with a over Humphrey In the South. As reported earlier, Nixon as only a 5 percentage point lead over Humphrey In the East, 43 to 38 percent, with Wallace winning 13 percent of the vote In this region. If the vice president manages to add 3 or 4 more percentage points to his vote in the Fast, he could gain a large share of its 149 electoral votes and substantially increase the possibility that the election would be thrown Into the House. The big challenges facing Humphrey In the short time remaining are te win back defecting Democrats to the party fold and to oversome the traditional problem of a lower vote turnout among the of his party. Gallup Poll Interviewers be-rank-and-fi- le 364-195- 7 Merrill X Devil, Anew Committee tween October 3 and 12 personally interviewed a total of 4,248 adults in 254 scientifically selected voting precincts nationwide. National and regional results in this report are based on those jrsons in the total sample who are likely to vote In November. This question was asked: Suppose you were voting TODAY for president and vice president of thp United States. Here is a Gallup Poll ballot listing the candidates. Will you please mark that ballot for the candidates you favor as you would in a real election of it were being held and then drop the folded ballot Into the mox. Taking the nation as a today to whole, Nixon continues hold a wide lead over both his opponents, although the vice president has registered some gains since the previous survey. The latest national 43 perstandings Nixon 31 percent, Humphrey 20 percent, cent, Wallace 6 percent. undecided The following tables show the latest results for the t, Far West and South, with the trend since the start of the campaign. It should be emphasized that the regional figures apply to the region as a whole, not to Individual states within that region. M.d-wes- Trend in Midwest Report Oateai Today Oct. 10 29 Sept. 15 Sept Nixon HHH Wei. 50 48 50 48 26 17 27 17 27 29 16 Undee., Other 7 8 7 8 of th (Tho Midwest It comprised following states Illinois. Indiana. Iowa. MisKansas. Minnesota. Michigan, souri, Negraska, Ohio, North Dakota, South Dakota, and Wisconsin.) Trend In Far West AT THESE SPECTACULAR SAVINGS ON MENS SUITS NOW AT FURMBILT (Th following states corner Is the Par West: Arizona, Alaska, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, Utah, Washington and Wyoming ) Trend in South Robot! dates) Nixon HHH Wal. Undee., Other 27 33 31 31 26 42 5 Today 21 38 Oct. 10 8 24 38 7 Sept. 29 25 38 6 Sept. 15 (Tha following states comprise the South: Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Kentucky, Louisiana, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas and Virginia.) Georgia, All survey results based on sampling procedures are subject to error depending on the number of persons included in the survey. For the figures in the Midwest and South in this report (based on likely voters), the reader should have in mind an allowance sampling error of 4 to 5 percentage points in the percent reported for each candidate. In the case of the Far West an allowance of 5 or 6 percentage points should be In mind. tr By peter Silberman Washington Post Writer NEW BEDORD, MASS. -Ia blistering attack on his Wallace and George American Independent Party, Sen. Edward M. Kennedy called on voters Thursday to -SST. LOUIS, MO. said T. Thursday Agnew piro that if Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey had been given free rein Theres little doubt he would have undermined Its said, WOOL WORSTED once economically depressed anthracite region of Pennsyl- vania Thursday warning that a Republican victory in November could halt economic growth and increase unem- Resilient wool worsted suits for the man on the go. Expertly tailored for comlort and proper fit, for the gentleman of discriminating taste. The styles you want are here at big savings. Newest colors and patterns. All sizes. ployment. In his motorcade REG. 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