California parties clash over Nixon landslide in state vote
California Democrats led by Charles Manatt assess Nixon victory as voters sought stability while Republicans note a 14 point margin. Nixon won California by about 1.1 million votes, altering but not simplifying party gains in the state legislature. UPI reports the national results and regional reactions.
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McGovern Heads to Virgin Islands After Campaign Loss
Senator George McGovern and Eleanor fly to the Virgin Islands for a week to 10 days of rest after a landslide defeat by Nixon. Aides note he will resume Senate work on 1974 and seek re election, while supporters in Washington express gratitude for his campaign efforts.
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UPI
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Profile of voting blocs influencing McGovern loss
A post election survey notes many groups shifted from Senator McGovern including Jews blue collar workers youth and Black voters while the poorer percentage voted for McGovern at similar levels to 1968 and labor unions showed reluctance due to perceived isolationism and welfare stances.
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Trail of Broken Treaties Ends With Amnesty and Wreckage
Indian protesters who occupied the Bureau of Indian Affairs to press treaty rights and aid left after six days with amnesty for travel costs and $60,000. The action, led by Russell Means, involved up to 1000 people and 27 demands, leaving destroyed offices and vowed reforms for a new agency. Interior officials to assess the damage.
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