Nixon picks all time baseball team in exclusive AP story
President Nixon, a devoted baseball fan, selects his all time team in an exclusive AP feature. He says the task was difficult and relied on past records and expert advice from Eisenhower and Reagan. Reagan heads to Europe on a goodwill mission after a brief Western White House briefing.
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Observer uses Brer Rabbit analogy on Wallace stance
In Montgomery Alabama a political observer compares a Democratic rejection of George C Wallace to throwing Brer Rabbit into a briar patch. The remark suggests Democrats may be maneuvering Wade’s positions by denying his platform ideas amid party tensions.
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McGovern plank on tax credits faces criticism
The draft McGovern platform signals a shift toward universal cash benefits. It proposes tax credits that could give every adult woman and child in the nation at least $1,000 annually, aiming to reduce millionaire reliance on welfare and create a broad income support framework.
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Divorce threatens Myra Vierness life over dependency
Myra Ann Vierness of Colorado Springs says a divorce from her Army husband Roger Lee Vierness would end her life. She contests the suit filed by soldiers husband at Ft. Carson, arguing losing military dependency would deprive her of the Kidney Machine keeping her alive.
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Nixon signs ship contracts to boost U.S. maritime power
President Nixon announced 660 million in contracts for federally subsidized construction of 11 new Merchant Marine vessels in U.S. shipyards. The plan includes three super tankers and aims to create 36,000 new jobs over three years as part of restoring the United States to first class maritime power. The government will provide 224 million in subsidies, about 43 percent of the project costs.
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Yemen renews U S ties with first Arab government
U S officials say Yemen Arab Republic will resume diplomatic relations with the United States soon, a historic step as Secretary of State Rogers travels from Ceylon to Sanaa. A joint U S Yemeni statement is expected to be issued today in Sanaa.
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Four-day Week At EG&G San Ramon Gains Wide Support
July 1972 report notes mixed views on the four-day 40-hour schedule but EG&G in San Ramon backs it. About 140 workers, including machinist Martin Frey and buyer Vern Mantel, praise saved commuting costs and a longer weekend. Ray McNamara says the test shows internal and customer acceptance as the program moves beyond experimentation.
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