I sat there and looked long and hard at a baseplate swap however I just had it restored/rebuilt and didn't want to mess with it. I will look for a correct baseplate another time so I trimmed it a bit to clear the bolt. There are additional holes in the linkage to properly mount the throttle cable so I installed a new ball stud for the throttle linkage. One of the holes is actually in a better relative position to the throttle bracket than then carb that is coming out. Once the air cleaner goes on no one will know the difference in the meantime.
I appreciate all the responses. I have been working on old cars all my life and every once in a while I get stumped. Didn't think to look at the carb before I restored it to check the baseplate. Right part number, wrong baseplate. Another lesson learned.