Secret Nixon Contributions Revealed
Washington AP reports thirteen wealthy donors led by W. Clement Stone gave Nixon's re election campaign 3.5 million dollars before a new law required disclosure. A list of donors who gave 1,000 or more totaled 283 names and 5 million dollars from Jan 1, 1971, to March 9, 1972.
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Chicago
Nixon Says Vietnam Accord Must Be Clarified Before Signing
President Nixon told a national television audience that ambiguities in a draft peace accord with North Vietnam must be clarified and that no election deadline will force a temporary truce. He argued for peace with honor and outlined domestic priorities including renewed state and local governance.
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Rhodead
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Vietnam
White House
Open House at 1142 Dibble Road this Sunday
Realtors advertise a 3 bedroom home on a fenced lot with a detached yard and built in appliances. Equity and assumed mortgage around 47 648 shows listed contact 648 3933.
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Real estate ads list homes for sale and rentals
Listings show a $19,900 level split foyer ranch style with 5 percent down and Treadway Realty contact. Other ads mention a room ranch type with carport, fenced yard, and contact numbers, plus an 8 room 2 bath on Railroad Street and a 3 bedroom Forest Park house with two car garage. Various lots for sale and calls after 5 PM.
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McGovern Skeptical Of Nixon Peace Speech Critique
Senator George McGovern criticized President Nixon's televised address as unlikely to bring peace. He confronted a heckler in Battle Creek and planned a Michigan telethon response in Chicago. McGovern argued Nixon’s tax claim was false and noted Nixon avoids face to face meetings. He began the day with Illinois broadcasts and Cincinnati reception before visiting Grand Rapids.
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Lee Byrd
Associated Press
Grand Rapids, Mich
George McGovern
Nixon
Battle Creek
Mich
McGovern
Battle Creek Airport
South Dakota
Saul Kohler
Newhouse
Chicago
Cbs-Tv
Michigan
John Kennedy
Illinois
University of Cincinnati
Ohio
Grand Rapids
Nixon Campaign Surrogates Spread Message Across States
President relies on surrogates as Gallup shows Nixon leading by 23 points. Cabinet officers governors and senators travel widely to campaign while McGovern criticizes equal coverage for surrogates. The Reagan era style surrogate network dates to the Nixon White House voting after Labor Day.
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Thomas F. Eagleton
Richard Nixon
George McGovern
Sargent Shriver
McGovern
Gallup
Nixon
James MacGregor Burns
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Burns
Theodore H. White
White House
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