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23 he gives "rambling, sometimes incoherent rhetoric. 11 Instead of a tough fight, he's "ethereal, almost bemused. 11 He does score constantly in the "charisma" area, but even that's more a posture than anything else. One of Perry's roughest articles on anyone in a good while. He gives excerpts from an incoherent Lindsay speech where 125 blacks sat on their hands -- (over the weekend 200 MDs responded similarly to JVL.) Nonetheless, Perry feels sex appeal may give Lindsay the 4th place in Fla. ahead of McGovern. Newsweek says Fla. is now crucial for everyone, including Wallace. Muskie must beat HHH to retain his lead-stance. So far Wallace's presence has dominated the campaign. Consensus polls show him with 25% and Muskie and HHH in the low 20s or high teens Wallace tells Stewart Alsop of his scenario of power in which he'll get enough support to cause a ruckus in Miami and then go on to rack up enough votes as the AIP candidate to force "the next Pres. to pay Wallace's price. 11 He scornfully dismisses talk of a deal with the Admin to drop out and is especially scornful of the stories of his income-tax troubles. Alsop's Newsweek column finds McGovern's uncertainty on busing to indicate "how very shrewd Wallace [has been] to put all his chips on busing. 11 Alsop says the issue is no longer a sleeper, "and it is bigger and uglier than ever. It may be big and ugly enough to give Wallace the whip hand in the electoral college. 11 Jackson on ABC clip which opened, as usual, noting Scoop's identity problem. Wallace is hurting him badly. So new tricks -- to Birmingham and then to Ga. to rap busing and Wallace and to support a strong defense. Maddox liked it all except the "gutter politics" blast at George. Reporter Clark agreed that's a risky course in Wallace land but it may be Jackson's only way to stay alive in Fla.

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