Dole backs Agnew as Nixon's best 72 running mate
Kansas Senator Robert Dole new Republican national chairman says Vice President Spiro Agnew is the best vice presidential candidate for Nixon in 1972 for practical reasons. He credits Agnew with strong fund raising and helping Administration policies, while noting GOP leaders debate his ticket status.
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Klan Sets $1000 Price on Black Demo Leader
Mississippi Democratic Party chairman Aaron Henry reports the Ku Klux Klan has put a $1000 bounty on his head for two months. Henry recalls past threats as his home and his drugstore were bombed in the 1960s while he led a biracial party and helped challenge white Mississippi regulars at the 1968 convention. In Paris, a Town PW delegation led by Cedar Rapids mayor and a rector plans to deliver more than 10,000 letters to North Vietnam urging the release of prisoners of war.
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Muskie Champions Brandt View After 1972 Fact Tour Ends
Senator Muskie returned to Washington signaling completion of a foreign affairs focused tour of the Middle East Europe and the Soviet Union. In Bonn he praised West German Chancellor Willy Brandt for seeking new ties with Communist nations and said the trip’s timing for a 1972 bid remains uncertain. He noted Brandt’s nonaggression talks and Berlin as a chance for broader East West accord, while Harriman cited party-wide views differing from Acheson and Ball.
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Brown Gets Young Democrats Endorsement
The California Young Democrats endorsed former congressman George Brown of Monterey Park for chairman of the Democratic State Central Committee, after a two day San Jose convention. He won over Charles Manatt and Leon Cooper, with Manatt having been campaign manager for Sen. John Tunney. The group also backed Ann Alanson of San Francisco for northern chairman.
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Hearing Aid Promise From Japanese Engineers
Advertising copy for a home hearing aid service promises crystal clear hearing at an affordable price. The ad describes a small ear receiver, adjustable cone and volume, and claims clear voice reception, with free delivery from Home Hearing Aid Service at 207 East Broadway Long Beach.
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