Agnew Urges GOP to Stay Active in California
Vice President Spiro Agnew, ending a four day California visit, urged Republican volunteers from Southern counties to oppose complacency as Nixon faces a likely reelection bid. He warned that polls show a large lead but reminded crowds not to count victory before election day. He recalled Tom Kean and warned against complacency, then attended a $1000-per-plate dinner at Black Canyon Country Club with about 100 attendees.
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Demos to approve Shriver selection
The Democratic Party named Sargent Shriver 56 as their vice presidential candidate and planned a unity driven convention in Miami Beach. The Democratic National Committee met to approve the ticket amid leadership hopes for a smooth nomination with McGovern.
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New Chip Detectors For National Radiation Monitor
Livermore scientist Carl L. Lindeken outlined a mail based radiation monitoring system using poker chip sized detectors distributed nationwide. After exposure these tiny detectors would be mailed back to Livermore for computer analysis, reducing field trips and costs while enabling nationwide data on man made atomic energy facility emissions.
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FCC debates airing of racist campaign ads
Rep Lewis Stokes alleges Georgia Senate hopeful J B Stoner spreads racist and anti Semitic material on radio and TV and seeks FCC action to ban such broadcasts asserting they are not protected free speech if they incite violence the Black Caucus condemns the ads as harmful and biased across media markets.
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McGovern aide alleges Secret Service broke into apartment above Agnew
Max Factor III, a McGovern campaign worker, says Secret Service agents entered his $1,150 monthly apartment above Vice President Spiro Agnew. Factor, heir to a cosmetic firm, describes the intrusion as troubling and questions Agnew's knowledge. An Agnew spokesman urged prompt checks if noises were heard in the supposedly empty unit.
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Ninth sun flare largest in week of rare activity
NOAA scientists report the ninth and largest sun flare of a week long series during a normally quiet solar cycle period. The eruption covered 2.8 billion square miles of the sun and, while Earth remains safe, could trigger geomagnetic storms causing radio outages and power surges and posing danger to astronauts outside spacecraft.
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