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Aiken Standard

Location

Aiken, South Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1972

Page

18

Nixon assails defense cuts in nationwide radio address

President Nixon criticizes George McGovern’s defense cut proposals as weakening the U S and promises no amnesty for draft dodgers after the Vietnam war. He notes strength through peace, files to Camp David then resumes campaigning with stops in Illinois and California.

Gaylord Shaw Associated Press Thurmont Nixon America White House Camp David George McGovern McGovern Chicago Midwestern Rocky Mountain California

Nixon Leads McGovern by 26 Points in Yankelovich Poll

New York AP report shows President Nixon ahead of Democrat George McGovern by 26 points in the final Yankelovich poll before the election. The survey tracks voter margins as campaigns enter the last two weeks.

New York Nixon George McGovern Yankelovich

McGovern Says Nixon Begging For Peace Settlement

Sen. George McGovern accuses President Nixon and Henry Kissinger of begging for a Vietnam war settlement and says he supports amnesty for draft evaders but not deserters. He spoke during a Connecticut telethon and planned rallies in New Haven and Hartford.

McGovern Nixon Indochina Carl P. Leabsdorf New Haven Kissinger Connecticut Hartford Constitution Plaza Abraham A. Ribicoff Massachusetts Rhode Island Ribicoff Connecticut Democrat Con

Anderson questions peace proposal at Raleigh news conference

Tom J. Anderson the American party vice presidential nominee said he would not believe statements on Vietnam peace proposals by Nixon or Kissinger. He questioned Kissinger's loyalty and argued Nixon ran in 1968 on a Wallace platform and carried Humphrey's.

Raleigh Tom J. Anderson American Party Vietnam Nixon Henry Kissinger Kissinger George Wallace Hubert Humphrey Anderson

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