McGovern vows strong defense despite cuts at Legion
George McGovern told the American Legion in Chicago that despite a pledge to cut more than 32 billion from defense spending his plan would still keep the United States strong and forceful toward Russia and China. He argued for reforming wasteful spending while maintaining invincible defense and noted the country remains divided by economic and social issues. He visited Mayor Richard Daley for a friendly meeting after the convention, saying the talks would see what develops.
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Da Nang Hit By Heaviest Red Rockets
Da Nang was shelled by six Soviet made rockets the largest attacks in months. The city faced damage as 11 civilians were wounded and five homes destroyed. US jets and B 52 bombers dropped about 2 000 tons of explosives on suspected Communist positions across the northern sector.
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Louisiana considers exporting alligators for restocking
A wildlife and fisheries commission spokesman says Louisiana may begin exporting alligators to help restock other areas due to an overabundance of alligators in the state. The plan aims to balance populations and support neighboring ecosystems.
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Demos Postpone New Telethon
In Tquinsville AP Democrats delay a two hour national telethon set for Aug 29. John Brown of Louisville notes Warren Beatty, in charge of events for Sen. George McGovern, postponed the telecast due to lack of prep time. The campaign will seek two hours of prime time in late September or October, with costs around 400000 dollars including promotion.
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Fischer Draws Spassky After Blunder Endgame
In Reykjavik Bobby Fischer drew Boris Spassky in game eleven using the threefold repetition rule after Spassky blundered. The result leaves Fischer 10 7 ahead with 244 points needed to claim the world title, amid controversy over possible use of electronic devices and a heated debate over game conduct.
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California fires fed by wind heat threaten condor sanctuary
Fast winds and record heat fueled wildfires across three southern California areas. One blaze near Seape Creek in the Ventura region burned over 2,000 acres and closed within a mile and a half of the condor sanctuary as about 380 firefighters battled the flames. Arson blamed for a second blaze in San Bernardino National Forest, with no structures endangered and one firefighter injured. Temperatures hit a Los Angeles record 108 Fahrenheit, shattering the 90s.
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Shriver Predicts Nixon Victory If Campaign Held Now
Sargent Shriver, Democratic vice presidential hopeful, said Nixon would win overwhelmingly if an election were held today. He remained optimistic about Dem chances and tried to lobby Louisiana Governor Edwards to oppose George McGovern. Edwards, cautious, said he had not embraced or taken a side in the race.
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Protest at plant over firing of long-tenured workers
A Tuesday protest at a match manufacturing plant drew demonstrators marching to condemn the firing of workers described as long-serving sea personnel. The event highlighted labor tensions and called for reinstatement and fair treatment of those employees.
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216 Arrests Hurt Spirit Of Protests
Miami Beach AP report notes protest leaders planned a final march before the GOP convention final session. Police arrested about 216 Tuesday with more than 200 jailed as violence and disturbances prompted detentions. Organizers debated continuing demonstrations amid strong police presence.
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Delegates Set To Pick Spiro Again
Nixon earns renomination for a record third term as Republicans rally at Miami Beach. Delegates expect Agnew to be named again as running mate and prepare to confront Democrats McGovern and Shriver in the fall. Nixon pledges to mobilize young voters and unite the party for the campaign.
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Republican national invention session opens with ceremonies and ballots
The schedule lists opening ceremonies and nominating for vice president followed by balloting. The vice presidential nominee's acceptance speech, then the presidential nominee's acceptance speech, final adjournment, and contrasting floor fights with four years ago. The two nominees will deliver acceptance speeches on Wednesday.
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Nixon invites old neighbors to celebrate at Western White House
President Nixon will host a reception at the seaside San Clemente villa for residents from Whittier Yorba Linda Fullerton and San Clemente. Invitations are by invitation only with charter buses transporting guests. The stay includes a Hawaii trip and a visit with Japanese PM Tanaka after his Florida GOP convention speech.
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Daughter of President Seeks Iowa Support at Caucus
MIAMI BEACH Nixon Cox, the president's older daughter, told Iowa delegates at a special caucus that her first campaign trip was to Waterloo in 1968 and that Iowans were warm and friendly. She recalled her father's youth rally speech, thanked supporters, and urged voters to cast a strong ballot this year. The event also featured Buckley, Volpe, and other leaders discussing the party platform and 1976 presidential prospects amid demonstrations outside the hall.
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