Platform endorses tax credits for private school tuition
The platform opposes busing for race balance and endorses voluntary school prayer. It supports tax credits for tuition at nonpublic schools, day care for working mothers, and women’s advancement while criticizing radical Democratic programs. Delegates debate rules and abortion, with Nixon expected to be nominated Tuesday.
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Fighting Rages Around Trang Bom and Key Highways Near Saigon
U S air losses rose to 78 planes and 85 airmen missing as renewed bombing of North Vietnam continues. Fighting persists around Trang Bom on Highway 1, near Highway 4 in the Mekong Delta, and along Highway 13 north of Lai Khe. South Vietnamese reinforcements move to defend these vital supply routes while U S fighter bombers and B 52s support government troops. The actions appear timed to mark the 27th anniversary of postwar uprisings against French rule in Indochina.
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Lai Khe
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Indochina
Icelandic pilot follows Bobby Fischer on long winter flights
Chess capt. Magnus Gutmundsson, an Icelandic Airlines test pilot, notes Bobby Fischer's independent streak appeals to locals as he ferries fans from America and Europe. He reports Icelanders admire the challenger once they see behind his requests.
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Icelandic Airlines
America
Europe
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Winnter
Bobby Fischer
Boris Spassky
Spassky
Fischer
Canute
Earl Ulf
Jim Slater
Official Schedule for 1972 Republican National Convention
The document outlines the convention agenda with committees on Credentials Rules and Order of Business and Permanent Organization. It notes speeches by Gerald Ford Ronald Reagan and others, and events from Monday through Tuesday including sessions, calls to order, pledges, invocations and benedictions. It references governors Milliken and Askew and key party figures.
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Michigan
William G. Milliken
Caverre Accani
Miami
Bob Wildress
Robert Dole
Son of
California
Kansas
National Republican Canpublican National Committee
Gressional Committee
Vention
Consuelo Nj
Vee Bailey
National Committee
Ronald Reagan
Constance Armitage
National Federation of Republican Women
Don Sundquist
Young Republican National
Rep. Ford
Nixon
Republican National Committee
Senate
Peter Dominick
Colorado
Dwight D.J. Eisenhower
Sen
Dole
Edward W Brooke
Massachusetts
Richard Lugar
Indianapolis
Anne Armstrong
Armstrong
Tex
Cochairman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Reagan
Thomas B. Evans, Jr
Delaware
Senate lender rules clash over needs test for loans
Senator Claiborn Pell criticized HEW for misinterpreting the law on guaranteed student loans. The 1972 act raised the loan cap to 2500 while a needs test exception exists for families under 15000 annually. Nixon urged lenders to re engage with applicants and speed processing of pending loans for 1972 73.
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Claiborn Pell
Senate Education Subcommittee
Congress
Nixon
King Warns of Plot by General to Seize Regent Power
King asserts a high-ranking general conspired to kill him so the plotter could assume regent authority as his four year old son would be proclaimed king. Oufkir denied any intention of such actions.
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Moroccan King accuses Oufkir of assassination plot
King Hassan II blamed Gen. Mohammed Oufkir for an attempted coup aimed at installing himself regent for the king’s young son. Hassan renamed the armed forces head and dismissed Oufkir as defense minister, saying the officer later died after the failed plane attack near Tetuan. The king voiced distrust, cited past France accusations, and contrasted his stance with prior, broader black leadership praise. A separate note from Wellington, New Zealand, reported a survey ranking Tuesday as safest on the roads and Saturday as most dangerous.
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Skhirat
Oulkir
Air Force
Tetuan
Wellington
New Zealand
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