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Newspaper
Independent
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1972
Page
4
Washington UPI report says aide Douglas Bennett states Senator Eagleton will be active and accept many invitations to speak after stepping down as Democratic vice presidential nominee, with invitations heavier than before.
Washington UPI report says President Nixon ordered White House and campaign staffs to cooperate with investigations into the Democratic headquarters break in. GAO and grand jury probes involve a $25,000 check tied to Kenneth Dahlberg and Maurice Stans, with Barker Associates and Bernard Barker figures named. Allegheny County taxpayers sue to abolish the Commonwealth Compensation Commission and block pay raises for lawmakers and officials.
A Miami Beach hotelman reports hotel reservations for the August 21-23 Republican National Convention are far short of the 15,000 rooms requested last May. Edwin Dean of the South Florida Hotel and Motel Association says deposits of 75 per room were due, with only about 7,500 rooms filled and party sources citing 8,500.
Clark MacGregor Nixon campaign manager said the Senate rejection of cutting 4 million from the Pentagon budget was a decisive defeat for Senator McGovern. He called the 59 to 43 vote an overwhelming vote of confidence for President Nixon. MacGregor spoke in St Louis with Missouri committee members for reelection.
Treasury Secretary George P. Shultz told reporters that the economy will be a strong issue for Nixon in the fall campaign as jobs rise and inflation falls. He noted corporate profits expanding while wages are controlled and said real earnings have risen, while the Fay Hoard may review the 5.5 percent wage guideline as inflation subsides further. He dodged questions on ending the wage price control system.
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