Nixon launches re election bid at American Legion meeting
President Nixon opened his campaign pledging to shrink the federal budget, attack McGovern’s programs as dangerous to peace, and press defense spending. He accused McGovern of cuts that would threaten national security and blamed him for proposed NATO and draft policies. Nixon spoke during a three stop trip toward the Western White House, defending the Vietnam pullout and criticizing busing and war protesters.
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Teargas and turmoil mark Nixon convention protests
Teargas lingered as delegates left the Miami Beach hall after Nixon addressed a crowded room. Police used gas and mass arrests followed a night of clashes with demonstrators who blocked traffic, vandalized vehicles, and endured escalating tension near the convention center and resort strip.
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Nixon Links Tax Cut to Next Term in RNC Address
In a campaign speech Nixon argued he would cut property taxes if reelected and oppose new federal tax hikes while criticizing Democratic McGovern plans as harmful to the economy. He urged voters to “come home” to his administration’s principles, pledging four more years to finish the job and reduce property taxes as a top goal.
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U S will not prosecute Clark over Hanoi remarks
Justice Department officials report there is no credible evidence that Ramsey Clark violated sedition laws by denouncing U.S. bombing in North Vietnam and calling for an end to American participation. Attorney General Richard Kleindienst says he would prefer public exposure of activists like Clark and Jane Fonda on television. A petition from Young Americans for Freedom seeks Clark and others prosecuted for antiwar statements.
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