McGovern Calls Nixon Policy Unconscious Isolationism
In New York McGovern assails Nixon foreign policy as unconscious isolationism and pledges immediate recognition of the People's Republic of China if elected. He criticizes U.S. diplomacy, isolation from allies, and urges a New Internationalism focusing on vital interests and global cooperation. He outlines defense cuts and troop withdrawals while campaigning with Kennedy and Lindsay.
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New York
Ge Medovern
Nixon
South Dakota
People’s Republic of China
Wetep Nixon
McGovern
Indochina
Blair
Cleveland
United Sates
Jand
Pentagon
U.S
Europe
Buffalo
New Wafark City
Filling Stations End Their Strike in Belgium
Gasoline flowed again at Belgian filling stations as operators ended a strike after government threats to requisition supplies. Operators warned they would resume action in two weeks if their demands remain unmet, tied to tax evasion forms required for all customers in the government crackdown.
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Brussels
Belgium
McGovern Promises New Internationalism in Foreign Policy
George McGovern denounces Nixon's foreign policy as unconscious isolationism and unveils a plan for a new internationalism including immediate withdrawal from Indochina and extended diplomatic recognition of the People’s Republic of China. He campaigns on expanding U S diplomatic reach while defending cuts and troop reductions.
Bond Says Higher Taxes Out Of Question
State Auditor Christopher Bond said higher taxes are out of the question and called for major spending reforms and government overhaul. He accused Missouri’s administration of waste and mismanagement, citing unpaid sales tax delinquencies and idle funds uninvested, promising to cut unneeded spending if elected governor.
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Bond
Excelsior Springs, Mo
Christopher “Kit” Bond
Excelsior Springs Chamber of Commerce
Department of Revenue
Rotary speaker to discuss Cannon Dam project
Warren G. See of Monroe City will address the local Rotary Club at a Friday noon luncheon at the Mexico Country Club. He will explain the Cannon Dam development and its impact on the area. Details include dam length 1690 feet and a 36400 acre water surface. Gary Evans chairs the program.
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Warren G. See
Monroe City
Rotary Club
Mexico
Agnew Accuses McGovern of North Vietnam Appeal
Vice President Spiro Agnew told South Dakota crowds that George McGovern is popular in parts of North Vietnam. He warned McGovern’s tax plan could ruin family farms, accused him of pork barrel politics, and said his rhetoric plays into North Vietnamese hands.
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Neb
Spiro T. Agnew
Walter
George
Agnew
McGovern
North Vietnam
South
George McGovern
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Omaha
West Virginia
South Dakota
Rapid City
Sturgis
D.C
America
Sen. McGovern
U.S
Birth dates of Dowd and Bond Governors nominees
Edward L. Dowd, Democratic nominee for Missouri governor, born February 5, 1918. Christopher Kit Bond, Republican nominee, born March 6, 1939. Route 1 Mexico speed zones: 30 mph from Liberty to Fieldcrest, 40 mph Fieldcrest to Summit, 50 mph Summit to city limits near Salt River bridge, 65 daytime 60 nighttime from city limits to Baysinger Corner, and 54 East zones follow posted signs until the next sign.
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Edward L. Dowd
Christopher
Kit) Bond
Mr. Dowd
Missouri
Mr. Bond
Mexico
Kaiser's
Kaiser’s
Missouri Highway Department
Victor Gardner
State Highway Department
Hannibal
Agricultural Street
Liberty St
Fieldcrest St
Fieldcrest
Summit St
Summit
New Salt River Bridge
Baysinger Corner
Gardner
Kaiser
Highway Department
54 East
Central City Housing Flop Says Romney
Washington AP Romney decries central city housing programs as a flop while praising national housing efforts. He notes 1340 cases of possible corruption referred to Justice and cites grand jury probes in New York Newark Philadelphia Detroit Chicago Boston Washington Columbia Dallas and Los Angeles. He mentions a suggested but not ordered probe of St Louis.
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Washington
George Romney
Romney
George McGovern
Central City
Justice Department
New York
Newark
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Boston
Columbia
S.C
Dallas
Los Angeles
Hunt For Boy Leads To Father's Arrest
Madison Township New Jersey a 4 year old boy Jimmy Smith disappeared September 10 triggering a 14 hour search by 300 volunteers the boy was found unharmed. Newspaper reports identified his father Charles Smith 24 as a suspect an FBI agent requested an investigation to determine if he was a fugitive. He was arrested at his home on June 5 1969 charged with desertion from the Army at Ft Leonard Wood Missouri and was to be arraigned before a US magistrate.
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Madison Township
N.J
Jimmy Smith
Charles Smith
FBI
Newark
Smith
Ft. Leonard Wood
U.S
Social Security Bill Near Passage
Washington AP reports the Senate moves toward final passage of a large Social Security welfare bill after shelving welfare reform for years. The Roth amendment tests three plans including workfare, with no immediate reforms. AFDC aid continues as before while a day care program and wage supports aim to boost work among welfare recipients.
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Senate
Russell B. Long
D-La
AFDC
William V. Roth Jr
Senate Finance Committee
Finance Committee
Nixon
House
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Dconn
Health, Education and Welfare Department
Kidney Repair Operation Demonstrated At ACS Meeting
Russell L. Lawson of the University of Oregon Medical School described two cases in which a diseased kidney was removed, repaired in iced saline, then returned to the body. The procedures avoided tissue rejection and could extend to tumor checks, with one patient a 31 year old man and the other a 21 year old woman.
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San Francisco
American College of Surgeons
Russell L. Lawson
University of Oregon Medical School
ACS
Russell
Lawson
Pup Won't Jump, So Boy Keeps Puppy On Freight Ride
Two children near a railroad track boarded a flatbed car. One jumped off injured. the other stayed with his brown puppy, refusing to jump. They rode 65 miles to Belmont, North Carolina, before being removed unharmed. Tommy Burnett 3 and his cousin Jerry Belcher 5 were involved. Belcher was found in a gravel pile and taken to Spartanburg General Hospital. Tommy later said they wanted to look at the train.
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Spartanburg
S.C
Belmont
N.C
Tommy Burnett
Jerry Richard
Ritchie’ Belcher
Spartanburg General Hospital
Tommy
Ritchie
Salt Lake City Noise Ordinance Draws City Criticism
Parks Commissioner Conrad B. Harrison said the citys new noise ordinance is too noisy and that the noise testing station should be moved from Liberty Park. He warned the measure creates noise in trying to reduce it.
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Salt Lake City
Conrad B. Harrison
Liberty Park
Harrison
Seasonal Signal at Gamble Home Heralds Color Display
The Rev. Robert L Armstrong, a retired Baptist minister of 516 W Robinsott St, harvested a full bushel of sweet potatoes for his 78th birthday. One tuber weighed 4% pounds while others weighed three pounds. he notes leftovers from last year and plans for the winter.
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Robert L . Armstrong
W. Robinsott St
Armstrong
John Sparks Heads MHS French Club for 1972-73
Mexico High School announces senior John Sparks will lead the French Club for the 1972-73 year with Mrs. Jean Fulkes as sponsor. Officers include Pam Lowther as vice president Barbara Di Blasi as secretary DeDe Luckaman as treasurer. FCA begins selling spirit ribbons at 25 cents through members or in the cafeteria.
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Jean Fulkes
Pam Lowther
Barbara di Blasi
DeDe Luckaman
Harold Tompkins
Jo O’blennis
Joan Balser
Beth Gardner
Jeri Randolph
Nancy Janke
Fellowship OF Christian Athletes
Don Green
Steve Burger
FCA
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