Harris Campaign Visit Highlights Indian Activist Support
LaDonna Harris, Comanche and wife of Senator Fred Harris, toured Portland's Kennedy Park housing project and a day care center with local leaders, voicing concern over poverty, funding cuts, and child care. She praised McGovern's domestic program record, urged continued support, and warned against Nixon era threats to civil rights and welfare.
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U S Reduces Bombing as Nixon Pressures Peace Talks
U S fighter bombers operate mainly below the 20th parallel in a partial halt to the bombing of North Vietnam aimed at improving negotiations. Four Americans die, 22 injured as rockets hit Da Nang area. a Midway carrier accident wounds crews and destroys aircraft.
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Agnew Sees Unlikely Senate Victory for Republicans
Vice President Spiro Agnew doubted Republicans will win Senate control in the upcoming election, saying it’s possible but not probable. George McGovern dismissed concerns about his chances, while Sargent Shriver condemned Nixon campaign smear tactics. Nixon planned a national education radio address from the White House Library. Allegations of Republican surveillance and sabotage of Democratic candidates surfaced amid the campaign.
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Selectmen Approve Borings For Proposed Kennebunk School
Kennebunk Selectmen reversed a prior deferral and voted to allow test borings on town land adjacent to the present high school. The decision follows input from the SAD 71 Building Committee and student leaders who urged timely exploration to aid planning for potential middle and learning center options.
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Inside The Journal Latest On Lavelle Case
Newsman Peter Bridge is released from jail as regional clubs and organizations report on the Lavelle case and growing political campaign humor.
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