(After the debacle of the Democratic Convention, Hubert Humphrey was not considered ... inscribed one of his checks to Wallace "Sock it to ‘em, George." Kickbacks from the awarding of Alabama ...

Hubert Humphrey ... McGovern and Wallace. Humphrey ran a nasty and joyless campaign and was bested by the liberal patriot George McGovern, a better and more honorable man and a far more genuine ...

Students demonstrated, picketed, and heckled during Cleveland appearances by Hubert Humphrey (D), George C. Wallace (American Independent), and Richard M. Nixon (R). “They must be teaching anarchy in ...

Wallace enters the presidential primary again, this time as a Democrat. Running in Florida against the liberal George McGovern, Hubert Humphrey, and nine other Democratic opponents, Wallace wins ...

As Hubert Humphrey prepared to mount the rostrum ... defected to Nixon or to George Wallace. (A Harris Poll found that two-thirds of respondents supported the Chicago cops’ tactics.) ...

Freedman's book "Into the Bright Sunshine: Young Hubert Humphrey and the Fight ... with Nixon receiving 43.4% of the vote, Humphrey, 42.7% and George Wallace, 13.5%. Humphrey later said not ...

George Humphrey was the President of the University of Wyoming from 1945-1964. He was born in Tippah County, Mississippi on August 30, 1897. He attended Mississippi State Teacher College (University ...