Nixon keeps Agnew as running mate despite critics
The piece argues Nixon will retain Spiro Agnew as his 1972 running mate, citing weather-style risk assessment and Agnew’s rising prominence. It highlights Agnew’s media clashes, fundraising prowess, and conservative influence, noting his role opposing the Family Assistance Plan and backing Buckley over Goodell.
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Spiro
Nixon
Spiro Agnew
U.S
Agnew
Liveral Press
New Orlemas
Elfele
Fry
Mr. Nixon
James Buckley
Charles Goodell
White House
Nun
Admiral Whistleblower Calls Pentagon Spending Excessive
Excerpts show retired Admiral Gene LaRocque accusing the Pentagon of excessive spending and global military commitments. He criticizes over 1 trillion in military funding since World War II, 33 foreign bases, 3.5 million person force, and vast arms programs. He advocates a slowdown and questions defending many nations while home costs rise.
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United States
Upper Vola
Luxembourg
Peacenik
Gene LaRocque
U.S. Navy
NEA
Tom Tiede
Pentagon
LaRtocque
Tiede
Gnerali
Washington, D.C
Center For
LaRorque
Lin
America
Meli
Mica
Ethiopia
Avis
LaRacque
Neda
Admiral Whistleshlower
Polonia
McGovern backs Eagleton a thousand percent in ticket crisis
The account describes Senator George McGovern’s decision to fully back running mate Tom Eagleton after Eagleton’s hospitalization. McGovern’s 1000 percent pledge aimed to preserve credibility, while Democratic leaders and donors increasingly pressed to drop Eagleton, creating a volatile ticket crisis.
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Washington
George McGovern
Sen
Tom Eagleton
Lickel
Jack Anderson
Eagleton
Ald McGovern
McGovern
Custer
Sen. McGovern
TRH
Cnt
Missouri
Hawaii
West Coast
eMcGovern
McGovern Eagleton affair ends with resignation
The piece recounts a chaotic scramble over campaign support figures. Internal miscalculations, media leaks, and a pivotal Tuesday night meeting culminate in Eagleton's resignation and McGovern's public backing. Strong figures and dates are drawn from the turbulent 1972 campaign events.
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McGovern
Eagleton
Jack Anderson
Ragleton
Anderson
Lagleton
Nixon
Eisenhower
Across and Down Puzzle Dense with Odd Clues
A garbled crossword style puzzle excerpt presents across and down clues with numerous misspellings and unfinished entries. The text blends language fragments, partial terms, and scattered numbers, lacking coherent solvable structure or clear source context.
Freedom and Self-Control in Moral Guidance from The Telegram
A Columbus Nebraska newspaper article from August 5 172 argues freedom as a divine gift, not political grant, tied to self-control and moral guides like the Coveting Commandment and the Golden Rule, urging peace to begin with individual action.
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Mandy Frog
Fletcher Thompson seeks DOJ action against Jane Fonda
Georgia congressman Fletcher Thompson urged the Justice Department to consider charges against Jane Fonda after her North Vietnam trip. He argues her broadcasts may harm American morale and questions whether she offers aid to the enemy while noting her activism appeals mainly to the already convinced.
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Georgia
Fletcher Thompson
Justice Department
Jane Fonda
North Vietnam
Thompson
Ms. Fonda
Hangi
Miss Fonda
Hanoi
Hoboken
Questions and Answers on Fish Bees and Bible Terms
A compiled set of Q and A covering caviar from Atlantic sturgeon details, a term for a collection of bees, mistletoe plant toxicity, the Sea of Chinnereth as Galilean reference, Ritz luxury origin linked to Cesar Ritz, and opimathy as education acquired later in life.
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Sea of Chinnereth
Opsimathy
McGovernomics Faces Tax Burden Debate and Budget Strain
McGovern's tax hike plan clashes with adviser Tobin's figures. Tobin argues welfare raises require about 352 billion revenue with a 33-35 percent average rate, but 0 to under 15k earners cannot support it without a net tax rise. Brookings cites lower potential revenue and defense cuts.
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George McGovern
James ‘Tobin
Yele
N.Y
Tobin
Brookings Institution
McGovern
Aso
McGovernomics
South Dakota
Yippies Plan for GOP Convention in Miami Beach
The Yippies and allied groups publish a street program for the Republican convention in Miami Beach promising no violence and aiming to influence Nixon’s path. They forecast protests and satire days while Miami Beach authorities pledge to keep order and possibly preempt disorder via quick action.
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Miami Beach
Nixon
Samme Bke
George McGovern
Chicago
Chuck Fall
Hall
Miami
Martha Raye
Pope Paul VI
Henry Kissinger
John Wayne
Playting
Hugh Hefner
Sill
McGovern
Senators
Three Columbus men help driver near Loup River bridge
Mrs. Kraak of Wausa Nebraska thanks three young Columbus men who stopped July 20 to change a tire near the Loup River bridge. They refused pay and offered only advice about securing a spare tire, acting kindly while she traveled with two small children.
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T Thevamsa
Loup River Bridge
Franks
Columbus
Kraak
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