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Noncampaign Phase of 1972 Agnew Travels Far
Editorial notes Vice President Spiro Agnew’s 1972 noncampaign, logging nearly 5000 miles in Texas and Illinois with four speeches and one airborne press conference. It argues the calm tone and reduced campaigning may favor Nixon-Agnew, while McGovern faces a short five week window to mobilize voters amid a distracted campaign landscape.
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Ole Miss crisis continues as Meredith returns to classes
Oct 5 1962 report describes tense conditions after two deaths tied to James Meredith enrollment. 3,500 National Guardsmen mobilized as federal officials label the situation fairly tense and Meredith planned to attend classes amid ongoing turmoil.
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Connally urges tough trade stance and reforms in Reader’s Digest
Former U S Treasury Secretary John Connally calls for a tough trade policy and long overdue reforms to expand foreign investment and local financing for U S firms. He cites Europe’s Common Market barriers and argues for ending America’s unlimited largess while highlighting Canada and Japan as examples of unfair practices.
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Today in History highlights events on Oct 5 1972
On this date through the years major items include 1954 Italy and Yugoslavia settling Trieste disputes, 1830 Chester A Arthur birth, 1918 Hindenburg Line breach announced, 1947 Truman meat and egg restrictions for Europe stockpile, 1958 Clinton High School destruction, 1982 Soviet expulsion of a US naval attache aide, 1977 du Pont mansion theft, and 1969 Ky election rigging charges in South Vietnam.
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