Nixon's Mandate Plans Mapped By Nixon aides
Nixon aides outlined a broad mandate plan as the 1972 campaign neared, with Nixon heading to four key states and eight others with high electoral votes. Clark MacGregor said the schedule would expand to Massachusetts, West Virginia, Washington, and Minnesota in the final weeks if polls favored a landslide. McGovern spent the day with his wife at their Maryland summer home after four weeks of campaigning and criticized Nixon for glamour trips abroad while promising New York, Atlantic City, and Baltimore appearances. Sargeant Shriver promoted federal investment in low income neighborhoods during stops in Milwaukee and Detroit. The Ripon Society endorsed Nixon despite policy differences. Dorothy Corey’s Los Angeles poll put Nixon ahead in California by less than 6 points.
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Welfare Bill Attack Takes Put Em To Work Approach
In the Senate on Thursday the put em to work school of welfare reform attacked Nixon's plan for a $2400 annual welfare income without job requirements. Senator Russell B Long argued it would create loafers and hurt workers while promoting unwed fatherhood and less marriage. Opponents led by Abraham Ribicoff criticized Nixon for chasing the issue rather than solutions and for listening to aides who preferred campaign football over welfare reform.
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Jerusalem Bomb Blast Injures Two At Market
In downtown Jerusalem a time bomb exploded among shoppers at a busy market injuring an American woman and a diplomat’s wife. Police rounded up over 100 Arabs for questioning and evacuated the store after a half pound explosive device triggered by a wristwatch detonator.
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No 26th Term For Emanuel Celler
Emanuel Celler, dean of the House, announced he will not seek a 26th term after 50 years in Congress. He will retire, open a branch law office in Washington, teach at a new college, and assist politically. Elizabeth Holtzman defeated him in the primary and will run on the Liberal ticket.
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Navy officers test with conflicting accounts on bombing missions
Senate Armed Services Committee questioned Commander John A. Miller as former Lt William Groeper and Lt William Moore offered opposite accounts of Navy bombings in North Vietnam on reconnaissance missions. Groeper alleged pre planned raids aboard USS Constellation while Moore said pilots followed hostile threat rules and did not strike without enemy action. The inquiry ties to broader probes of unauthorised bombing during the Nixon era and the Lavelle case.
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New Ugandan attack charges spark regional tension
United Press International reports Uganda and Tanzania dispute, with Ugandan President Idi Amin claiming a fresh frontier fight near Mutukwla while Tanzania denies the charge. In Brazil a medic reports surviving a kidnap attempt by perceived jungle Indians, and China gifts giant pandas to Japan as diplomatic ties are formalized.
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Police Threaten Walkout Over Ticket Battle in Chicago
In Chicago 13500 officers threaten a massive walkout after disciplinary action against those in a record ticketing drive for collective bargaining rights. Police leaders label the meeting with Police Chief Conlisk a sham and warn any walkout could occur tonight. Harried motorists face disruption as tension rises.
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Kingsport Times publication details and prices
The Kingsport Times issued Sundays and weekdays with a Daily edition. The Kingsport News and Kingsport Times News operate under Kingsport Publishing. Subscription prices include home delivery for morning and Sunday or evening and Sunday at 70 cents weekly, with annual mail rates and single-copy costs noted. News services include United Press International and Chicago Daily News.
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