American politician (1919–1998) who, as Governor of Alabama, became notorious for his vocal position against racial integration, which he later recanted. During his 1972 presidential campaign, he was shot by a would-be assassin, leaving him paralyzed. Printed menu for a fund-raising appearance in Indiana on August 16, 1968, 14 x 10, signed in ballpoint. Accompanied by five examples of original Wallace campaign ephemera: a printed acetate necktie, a campaign materials price list, and three pinback buttons. In very good condition, with folds (one through signature), light soiling and a few stains, and light handling wear. R&R COA.
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