Briscoe Blames Nixon Policies For Economic Decline
Governor Dolph Briscoe accused President Nixon's policies of driving the nation toward an economic disaster. He argued Republicans rely on slogans, cited rising prices, a budget deficit, and a weakened dollar to claim prosperity is near. Briscoe spoke at a Democratic rally amid voter frustration after a statewide Senate upset.
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UAW Targets Ford in Possible September Strike
Detroit reports that Ford Motor Co. may be chosen as the union target for contract talks with the United Auto Workers. More than 700,000 UAW members at GM Ford and Chrysler face a Sept. 14 expiry, with a midnight strike possible if no agreement is reached. Key leaders including Fraser Bluestone and Bannon plan to mobilize 1,000 officers in Milwaukee to decide the target, weighing Chrysler and GM as potential options based on finances and leverage.
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Solon senator warns defense cuts threaten superpower status
Sen. Joho Tower told the Fleet Reserve Association in San Antonio that cutting defense would erase U.S. sea power and risk losing superpower status to the Soviet Union. He urged naval reservists to lobby for continued strong national defense, arguing military strength supports aid for the poor.
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