McGovern Predicts Victory Amid Campaign Fatigue
Sen. George McGovern, worn from the campaign stretch, insists polls misread voter intent and cites a New York garment district rally as proof of late upward momentum. He plans a Chicago telethon then stops in Ohio and Michigan before a Grand Rapids overnight. He accuses President Nixon of vetoes and fund impoundments costing jobs.
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Nixon To Speak Tonight On TV
President Nixon will deliver a 30 minute national TV address from the White House library at 7 30 p m EST in the campaign final days. The speech covers America's future and Vietnam peace efforts as the election nears with a six state rally tour ahead for the GOP.
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Women rights groups target Columbia stations over hiring
NOW and WEAL in Columbia filed a petition with the FCC asking license renewals be denied to 10 stations for allegedly ignoring equal employment rules. They cite 205 fulltime staff with only 49 women and 41 in low pay, naming WIS TV WNOK TV WOLO TV WCOL WCOS FM WIS WXRY and others.
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Washington
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Traditional female office roles in history questioned
A fragment discusses gendered labor norms, noting that many office and clerical roles were traditionally labeled female. It highlights evolving perceptions of women's work and the push for broader recognition of their contributions.
Wallace Endorsement Questioned By Blacks
Black leaders in South Carolina question the impact of George Wallace's endorsement of Nick Zeigler for U S Senate. They say the move could complicate black voters choice while some see limited harm and urge independence. The Wallace letter appeared with Zeigler ads in 32 weekly papers.
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United Citizens Party
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Zeigler
Isaac Williams
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Strom Thurmond
Williams
Wallace
John C. West
Gun Sellers Testify In Columbia Trial
In Columbia federal court four Negro defendants are charged with illicitly obtaining a pile of weapons and ammunition violating the Firearms Control Act. Witnesses describe sales or purchases for James Edward Seabrooks, Jimmy Louis Belton, Alfred Cain, and Anthony Cain, with arrests at a Columbia apartment and a missing Jessie Cain.
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U.S
James Edward Seabrooks
Jimmy Louis Belton
Alfred M. Cain
Anthony
Harris
Bass
Grand Jury To Rule In Pierce Case Today
Sumter County Grand Jury to decide today in the case of William A. Pierce Jr accused of murder in the strangulation death of 13 year old Margaret Ann Cuttino. Pierce linked to nine deaths across three states and brought from Georgia for possible trial in the girl’s kidnapping slaying.
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Sumter County
William A. Pierce Jr
Margaret Ann Cuttino
Pierce
Georgia
Miss Cuttino
James Cuttino Jr
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