Agnew warns GOP workers against complacency in California
Vice President Spiro Agnew urged about 75 Southern California Republican campaign volunteers to keep working hard, resisting the belief that Nixon’s reelection is a sure thing. He recalled the Dewey loss caution and described not taking victory for granted. He spoke after a four day stay and attended a $1000 plate dinner at Black Canyon Country Club.
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Demos to approve Shriver selection
The Democratic National Committee announced in Washington that Sargent Shriver, former Peace Corps director, will be the vice presidential nominee. The committee met to endorse McGovern's recommendation while emphasizing party unity and outlining rules for nomination without consent.
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New Poker-Chip Detectors To Monitor Radiation Nationwide
Livermore scientist Carl Lindeken proposed a nationwide radiation monitoring system using poker chip sized detectors mailed via the U S postal service. Tiny detectors would be placed at locations nationwide and mailed back to Livermore Lab for analysis after exposure. the test involved weather stations for three months.
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FCC urged to pull racist political ads in D C
Rep. Lakis Stokes requests FCC to block airings of J. R. Stoner campaign ads calling them racist and anti Semitic. He labels the spots as promoting white supremacy and accuses the broadcaster of inciting hatred while free speech rulings protect them if no violence is urged.
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McGovern aide reports break in above Agnew's residence
Max Factor Jr. claims Secret Service entered his $1,500 a month apartment above Vice President Spiro Agnew in Washington. Factor, an heir to the cosmetic fortune, says the intrusion was noisy and should have been checked, while noting Connally once used the space. McGovern aides suggest agents may have bugged the former Treasury secretary's lodgings.
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Ninth sun flare largest in week of rare activity
The ninth and largest flare of a weeklong solar activity surge burst from the sun. NOAA scientists say Earth faces no danger from the radiation due to atmospheric absorption, but an astronaut outside a spacecraft would be at risk. The event hints at unusual solar cycle behavior and could trigger geomagnetic storms and radio blackouts.
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