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Show - WASHINGTON (AP) The makSupreme Court deci-io- n ing George C. Wallace the first modern tlnrd patty candidate to get on the presidential ballot in all states holds important implications for his future and that of American politics far beyond the impact it vv ill have Nov. 5. In a decision Tuesday the court ruled that Ohio can-6-- o t impose tt n e q u a n 1 burdens on small parties in the form of stiff election regulations unless there is a compelling state interest. Republican nominee Pm hard M. Nixon is leading in most public opinion poll.'. Al'bough likely to attract some conservative votes om Nixon, Wallace also could be expected to bite into labor votes th.d might have gone to Democrat Hubert If. Hum- Halloween-1- 6 N.J. (UPI)-Po- lice ' what be reported , may the year's first Halloween mischief Tuesday 16 davs earLAKEWOOD, tossed a law . ' pumpkin through a car window parked a citv street. Halloween on is Oct. 31. 3 Polls Wrong? To Veitnam - pre-Civ- one-ma- one-vot- e o-- e old-styl- e d three-candidat- e TINY FASTEST FINISH Days Early ly. Someone The political bugaboo of a third party always has lveen to get on the ballot. And slate laws always have inhibited it since the Republicans blotted War out the Whigs in Wednesday, October 16, 1968 hat Wauace has done, howevei, goes beyond the The stoiy also sad in pat A surNEW YORK (AP) court's decision that Ohio's that the pollsters listed these law lequiiing 400,000 xigna-tuie- s vey among political pollsters SAIGON' (AP) Suiiouniled uncertainties as they to place a presidential shows they agiee that their major drew near the time for their of the some lightest by security cannot ballot the on candidate chances for cnor may be final cays. preelection polls: be justified. But now the precautions Jet seen in Vict-- i this year than at any Refusal of an increasing greater The foimer Alabama goverhas Court nam, t'.S. vice presidential can-- j time since 1943, when Ibe Supreme number of persons, especially nor has or ganized, vv ith sti id- didate Curtis E. LeMay began a decided that it, instead of the ph i oy polls failed to pred'd large city dwellers, to be major fiWallace generally is consid-nro- d visit todav to the Vietnam war. the winner in the presidential states, is the final judge of ly Alabama advice and mtei viewed by the polls, aim to have some strength nances from still undisclosed A spokesman said George qualifications of voters. ., race, The New York Times the corresponding pioblem This is the court which the among blue collar wotkets in souices, a campaign which Wallaces running mate would repoited today. of how to allocate their voles. the state's big industrial cenformer Alabama governor has met the requiiements of 49 talk to senior U.S. officials and In a story from 11s WashingThe questionable validity attacked vigorously in his other states to get his name the man in the mud. tals, especially Akron and ton bureau, the newspaper of techniques developed m Cleveland. the has before and voters. promised campaign for rec s LeMay, an advocate of a full said that the pollsters are t vv andidate to replace This means that for the if perchance he Although thoie have been military victory in Vietnam,! nonetheless confident that the act eening out those who won't no independent published s foreseeable future, which cer- went from the airport to the odds ate might become president strongly in favor of vote and for allocating the of Wallace strength, esticonstituwith strict, headtainly includes 1972, there will nearby U.S. command undecided vote when applied their calling this year's elecmates by Republicans and tionalists who would return, be a third party candidate for quarters for his -- st military tion outcome correctly. contest. to a Democrats range from 10 to Gen. Creighton among other things, to equal president who must be reck- briefing by 23 per cent statewide, but separate construction of oned with. and Abrams, the U.S. commander' for Vietnam, and his staff. The former Air Force chief of staff was expected to meet with Ambassador Ellsworth Bunker later in the day. The VIP arrival area at the airport was under heavy guard by Secret Service men. embassy security officials, Air Force and Army MPs and Vietnamese security men. Three jeeps w ithl machine guns were on and, X along with two bomb disposal, teams and an Army man who, Continued from I'irT Page televised But the FCC spokesman said, went over the area with a mine look to evidence by word 01 to pay for a three-waSonotoncs smallest hearing aid is worn all in the ear ideal 'deed I didn't sad said I debate Sunday night, I a 1962 uling estab'ished pi ece-- detector. to add emphasis to h.s statement ' for . told newsmen active men and women who need better hearing. The. . , onlv, LeMay woud look for it, for eviderKe Pvnsnpoii fnr anv mi. ismi en . asains , 5,11013 he would that he would not hare anything SONET5 weighs just h of an ounce with battery. It bate dimmed when a Federal . a,e 011 grouncs it wou t ea(Cj0 Say (0 them a,1(i wanted to, slips North Vietnam as president,1 indirectly, that North Vietnam c 0 nr nnmicatiin no outside cords, tubes or wires. right into the ear Commission llal time ru,e iKct ill3iui 1)1,1 of Vietnam with See lor while repeating he would 'look "ould restore the demi'itarized1 spokesman said Tuesday a Na - !,lie get FREE yourselt replica. commotion as' Zone. 'tional Press Club piopcsal fur ai Humphrey leeelved no direct as to OF SAIT LAKE CITY any evidence Hanoi was ,,'Nixon-Humpiiredebate would answer from Nixon to his invita - P0SM0 0, willing to neutralize the demili-- j 20 E. 3rd So364-987- 8 would Humplney said this the vvhoie purpose"; tion to join vvth Wallace on a tarized zone. ,be evading be the easiest tiling for them to 'three-waof the televised debate Sun-- j time law. I said I would stop the. do and would not require The equal to club offered had on time Humphrey night day press of bonibong as an acceptable risk North Vietnam to give up any host a had alieady reserved. Wallace debate that fot peace-periohe said. . . Jits territory. could be televised as a news said he would appear but only But I Said period, llOt COM 3. OI aides said mean- event and skirt Nixons objec - 'if Nixon comes. Nixon told Humphrey semicolon. while there was not response tion to any debate that would newsmen in Miami that his1 I also said that in making from Nixon well after Tuesday's require equal time and addition- stand against a debate was this decision, however, I world deadline to the Democrats offer al attention for Wallace. sur-vpv- The immediate etfect was to put Wallace's name on the ballot in one of the largest electoral states and one vvhete much higher in some counties including Akron Presumably anticipating a favorable court decision, the Wallace camp has stepped up its Ohio eftoits greatly in the past two weeks Ohio has 2G eiectoial votes, ranking it fourth with Illinois. Although Nixon is given a wide national electoral collrge margin in most polls, a late Humphrey surge could make the Ohio vote important. By getting on the ballot in evety slate Wallace has acthat something complished the highly popular Theodore Roosevelt, the Robert M. 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