Nixon Cuts Radio TV Budget To Boost Grass Roots
Nixon campaign chief Clark MacGregor cut the radio television budget by 3.5 million to fund expanded volunteer precinct organizing and bolster local efforts ahead of Labor Day. He said the shift aims to build a more tractable Congress and match McGovern’s volunteer surge, stressing California as pivotal for Nixon’s margin.
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Still Garbage Packed Back Fence Berlin Wall On Its 11th Birthday
Berlin marks 11th birthday of the wall as a rough barrier eased only by new crossing points and widened access. West Berliners hoist bicycles on the fence and youths from high rise apartments damage slabs while refugees face gunfire. East German guards remain heavily armed, but detente allows more visits, auto dialing, and fulltime crossing points, though the wall still enforces a hard division.
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Arkansas Diamond Rush at Crater of Diamonds State Park
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