McGovern Says He Accepts Any Candidate Gender Color
U.S. Sen. George McGovern told a 1800 crowd at Ohio Wesleyan University he would accept a black person or a woman as a running mate in his 1972 presidential bid. He plans to seek the Democratic nomination and is due to formally announce Monday in Sioux Falls.
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Columbus
Ohio
U.S
George McGovern
Ohio Wesleyan University
South Dakota
Dole Chosen Republican Chair to Back Nixon 1972
Sen Robert J Dole named head of the Republican National Committee and vows to focus on re electing President Nixon in 1972 A three way leadership structure includes Thomas B Evans Jr and Anne Armstrong as co chairmen for administration and organization and special programs respectively all serving at the pleasure of the committee.
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Washington
Robert J. Dole
Republican National Committee
Nixon
Kansas
Thomas B. Evans Jr
Wilmington
Del
Anne Armstrong
Armstrong, Tex
Dole
Weekend Cold Snap Weather Outlook
Forecasters warn of plunging temperatures remaining through the weekend with teens in overnight lows and a light snow chance. Sunday highs reach the mid 20s as skies clear late.
Army faces thousands-long manpower shortfall in Vietnam
Pentagon officials acknowledge a major Army shortage as draftee numbers fell short of projections. The 82nd Airborne at Ft. Bragg faces reduced readiness while withdrawals from Vietnam were slowed, requiring cross-command replenishment. Officials expect shortages to ease with continued withdrawals and planned division reductions.
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Pentagon
82Nd Airborne Division
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Jordan
82Nd
Europe
Laird warns Cambodia faces critical period after Southeast Asia trip
Secretary of Defense Melvin R. Laird says the coming months are critical for Cambodia as he returns from a Southeast Asia visit. He notes no plan to slow U S troop withdrawals from Vietnam and says North Vietnamese and Viet Cong aim to test the Cambodian government as it builds military strength.
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Washington
Melvin R. Laird
Southeast Asia
Cambodia
U.S
Vietnam
Laird
Lon Nol
Thailand
South Vietnam
United States
Nixon
Creighton W. Abrams
South Viet
U.S. casualties rise in renewed Vietnam ground action
U.S. forces endured the largest 24 hour tally of ground casualties since December 7 in South Vietnam. casualties came from two booby trap blasts a helicopter crash evacuation and heavy fighting near the demilitarized zone south and east of Saigon while Friday raids hit North Vietnamese missile sites with little reported damage to American aircraft.
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South Vietnam
Demilitarized Zone
Saigon
U.S
Cambodia
Phnom Penh
Stung Chhay
Gulf of Siam
EPA moves to ban all DDT use nationwide
The Environmental Protection Agency announced two actions to end DDT use across the United States. Notices will go to manufacturers to cancel federal registrations in 30 days, and a 60 day review will begin January 18 to halt interstate sales of DDT and 2 4 5 T.
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Washington
Environmental Protection Agency
William D. Ruckelshaus
EPA
Ruckelshaus
U.S. Court of Appeals
Justice Department
Angela Davis linked to guns used in courtroom shooting
Grand jury testimony released in Marin County ties Angela Davis to a 1969 courtroom shooting that killed four men. The 127 pages show purchases of a shotgun, M1 carbine, Browning pistol and other weapons by Davis, with Jackson identified as her accomplice in the gun purchases.
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Angela Davis
San Rafael
Calif
Miss Davis
UCLA
Marin County
Grand Jury
Civic Center
Superior Court
Harold J. Haley
San Quentin
James McClain
William Arthur Christmas
Jonathan Jackson
Haley
Peter D. Fleming
Jackson
David Lifsen
Frank Blumenthal
Eagle Loan Office
San Francisco
Lifsen
Nancy Conrad
Western Surplus
Los Angeles
John E. Plimpton
Brass Rail
Hollywood
Owen Swisher
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