Connally As Governor For Day Urges Texans To Back Nixon
Texas Sen Wayne Connally served as governor for a day and urged voters to support Nixon in the upcoming election He voiced loyalty to Nixon over McGovern and noted his remaining Democratic ties He did not decide on the Tower Sanders Senate race and left open future political plans.
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Wayne Connally
Kay
Austin
Tex
Texas
Nixon
Nol
Connally
Senate
Evo
George McGoavern
John F. Kennedy
John Tower
R-Tex
Barefoot Sanders
Joe Kilgore
Sanders
Texas House
Abraham Karen
Laredo
South Texas
Bill Hobby
Houston
Hobby
Bob JD. Bullock
Wayne W. Connally
Flores“ville
John ‘Connally
Labor Official Attacks Connally Over Nixon Support
Texas AFL-CIO President Roy R. Evans calls Gov. Connally an outright liar for saying McGovern’s nomination spurred Democrats for Nixon. He cites CBS 60 Minutes remarks from 1971 and disputes about preplanning with George Christian. Secretary Bullock and Lt. Gov. Barnes support earlier planning of the Nixon group.
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Austin
Tex
Cupid
Roy R. Evans
Texas’ Afl-Cio
John B. Connally
George McGovern
Democrats For Nixon
Texas
Fivans Aid
Bullock
Connally
Nixon
McGovern
Ben Barnes
Demo Unity Day Aims to Defeat GOP Split Myth
Gov. Preston Smith promotes Democratic Unity Day to dispel the myth of a divided party. Sec. of State Bob Bullock chairs events begun in San Antonio with Rep. Henry Gonzales, Hale Boggs, and a later telethon. Senator John Tower warns defense cuts threaten Texas jobs and security.
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Gop
Preston Smith
Texas
Smith
Joyal Democrats
Party of the People
White House
Bob Bullack
George McGovern
Tower Predicts Big Nixon Win
San Antonio UPI Sen John Tower predicted Nixon would carry Texas by a landslide on November 7 and run better than ever before against Democrat Barefoot Sanders. He said Nixon should win Texas with more than 70 percent, and his lead over Sanders was extending. He cautioned not to expect a negotiated peace in Vietnam before the election despite hopeful prospects.
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San Antonio
UPI
John Tower
ReTex
Nixon
Barefoot Sanders
Tower
Texas
Sanders
Vietnam
Power
Lubbock Avalanche Journal Morning Edition Header
The fragment shows the Lubbock Avalanche-Journal in a Sunday morning edition printed in Lubbock Texas. It lists publishing details and printing information including edition codes and postage notes.
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Lubbock Avalanche-Journal
Lubbock Avalanche - Journal
Sun
Avenue J
Lubbock
Texas
Carrier's Washington Tour Ends With Smithsonian Visit
Texas newspaper carrier Arrant from Coronado High School visits Smithsonian Institution and National Shrine as part of a tour sponsored by the Texas Circulation Managers Association and The Avalanche Journal. He met Vice President Agnew, toured the Capitol and monuments, and will return to Lubbock at 6 p.m. after delivering papers in his route and planning a state convention in El Paso.
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Washington
Eddie Arrant
Avalanche-Journal
Texas
Smithsonian Institute
National Shrine
Lubbock
Tony
Capitol
Supreme Court
National Museum of History
National Gallery of Art
Smithsonian
Ad Star Carrier
Bureau of Engraving
Ford
Kennedy
Iwo Jima
Arlington Cemetery
Coronado
Arrant
Journal
John Scott
el Paso
Illegal Robin Trade Probed in Vicenza Italy
In Vicenza Italy authorities probe an illegal robin trade used in polonia a pudding delicacy in the Venetian region. The hunting sale and import of robins for cooking have been banned in Italy for years.
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Vicenza
Italy
Polonia
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Cindy Fletcher
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Avenue
Redbud Square
Flint
Texan
Social Security
Carrier
Ing
A-J’s
Philip B. McNabb, D.D.S
Quaker Avenue
Bigelow
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