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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1972
Page
3
President Nixon campaigns on Vietnam peace prospects, promising prosperity and full employment without war or inflation. He flies to West Virginia and Ashland Kentucky to stump for his re election and beleaguered Republicans. Crowds estimated by police and reporters enlarge his statewide push.
In California and Iowa, George McGovern urged a quicker end to the Vietnam War while stating Nixon could not secure peace terms that were not available years ago. He pressed Thieu to accept settlement and argued for ending the war against political timing. Nixon campaigned on peace with honor and economic goals, outlining vetoes and a tax-friendly budget ahead of an agriculture radio address.
Voter appeals to maintain school operations urging support for the November 7 school tax levy. Emphasizes thriving communities with open schools attract families and raise property values. Paid for by Schools Elderfer and chairmen at 3 Middletown, a group of local advocates.
Federal election law violations surface as GAO records show the Nixon and McGovern campaigns failing to file required registration and disclosures. Fundraising loans and large transfers are noted, including a $25,000 loan to McGovern from a San Francisco secretary and $161,500 transferred by the Republican Support Committee to the California Finance Committee.
A persuasive medical ad argues doctors prescribe Anacin for pain. It claims over 50 million tablets dispensed yearly and that Anacin relieves headaches dental pain arthritis colds and flu with minimal stomach upset. It urges readers to take Anacin as a doctor might in the office.
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