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The Bridgeport Post from Bridgeport, Connecticut • Page 60

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Bridgeport, Connecticut
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60
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SIXTY THURSDAY, OCTOBER ,24, 1968. THURMOND WOOS WALLACE VOTERS Winds Up 2-Day Georgia Tour on Behalf of Nixon I STATESBORO, Ga. (AP) A Wallace vote is a wasted vole, Sen. Strom Thurmond, said Wednesday night as he wound up a two-day Georgia tour designed to woo supporters of third-parly presidential candi date George Republican Richard M. Nixon.

Addressing a crowd estimated at 2,000, Thurmond said votes for Wallace will help put Democrat Hubert H. Humphrey in the White House. Wallace has no chance ot win- ring nationally, but he could draw enough votes to throw the presidential election into the U.S. House of Representatives, where Humphrey would have the best chance of being chosen president, the South Carolina Republican said. Earlier, Thurmond predicted Nixon wilt carry six Southern states and Wallace will carrj the others.

'Georgia Might Decide Race 1 "Georgia might decide this race," he said, "because if the state goes for Nixon, I think he will win the election straigh out. If it goes for the third-party candidate, it might throw the election into the House." He said Nixon, and Wallace have similar views on some issues, but there is "a billion dol ilars worth of difference" be tween Nixon and Humphrey." There was no (indication Thurmond's creating a Nixon groundswell. His crowds were small, and a local GOP candi date at one stop said: "I don' know of a Wallace voter that's changed." The six states Thurmond said Nixon will carry are Virginia South Carolina, North Carolina, Florida, Texas and Tennessee. The major issues on which Nixon and Wallace stand together are federal school integration guidelines and (he encroachment of government on private enterprise, Thursmond said. Nixon is "against but he is also againsl forced integration and busing, the senator said, Nixon favors "freedom ol choice," and local schools run by local school boards, not by bureaucrats from Washington Thurmond said.

ANSONIA PROJECT (JETS UNDER WAY ANSONIA Local and feder al officials have turned ove the first spadefuls of earth on the Naugatuck River bank sit as construction of a multi-mil lion dollar Ansonia-Derby Hoot protection project officially go Underway. Ansonia Mayor Lester Hale; Derby Mayor Harry Cicia and Rep. John S. Mona gan, were among th shovelers at morning ceremon jes Wednesday. Also present was Col.

Frank Jin R. Day, deputy head of th U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and Douglas S. Traub, vie president of Oneglia and Ger vasini, contractors. Mayor Cicia said design wor on Derby's S5.S million loca protection project would 3'eady for construction bids next sprang.

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