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Newspaper
Biddeford Saco Journal
Location
Biddeford, Maine, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1972
Page
4
The Commerce Department reports real growth of 9.4 percent for April through June, higher than prior estimates and well above first quarter figures. Inflation stands at 1.8 percent for the quarter, better than early 1972 levels and below the year’s 3.5 percent target, signaling a strong, sustained upturn.
The piece argues Truman could not rally Texas support for McGovern and suggests Johnson’s endorsement would help. It recalls 1948 as a cautionary tale for incumbents like Nixon, notes polls show 30 to 40 percent of Democrats abandoning McGovern, and hints at a possible Republican landslide amid shifting party loyalty.
Scientists at the Sea World Marine Center report Gigi the gray whale refuses to conform to expected patterns after release. She was seen watching surfers at a California beach while a lead observer praised her free spirited behavior and linked it to joyful life.
The Air Force counters Navy sea duty promises by proposing flight time for women as states debate ratification of the 26th Amendment granting equal rights. The Army responds with limited measures to compete, while gender policy looms over service roles in land sea and air.
A Los Angeles bank investigates whether donations to a Washington based "National Republican Statesman" reached official GOP funds. Judith Crawford gave 10000 to the Statesman, while 8100 went to a different misnamed Republican Statesman account. Bank and GOP committees seek full disclosure of receipts and use.
Washington columnist notes reader letters accusing Jane Fonda and Ramsey Clark of CIA ties and Hanoi trips. He argues no proof, cites past bombing pauses, and urges caution amid a political climate with McGovern and Nixon. The piece hints at media and public reactions to Hollywood and government figures.
President Nixon appears vulnerable on the economy and taxes as he attacks Sen. George McGovern at the Republican convention. He touts jobs and growth but pivots to discredit McGovern, arguing voters doubt the Democrat's economic judgment and plan.
Russell Kirk argues that under Nixon the Republican Party could become a nationwide majority by shifting registrations, especially in the South and industrial states. He predicts gains in North Carolina Pennsylvania Michigan New York and other regions as conservative Republicans attract previously liberal voters and party defectors.
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