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Editorial on Nixon support shows broad but thin backing
The piece argues Nixon enjoys broad but shallow voter support, citing Michigan survey findings and past campaigns. It compares Nixon’s backing to Johnson and Goldwater, noting undecided voters and fluid delegate support, and warns McGovern should worry about a wide yet fragile base potentially yielding a landslide.
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Lucey pledge labeled meaningless by GOP leaders
A group of GOP leaders criticized Gov. Patrick J. Lucey for a no tax increase pledge calling it meaningless. They noted Republicans offered a no tax increase budget in 1971, while Lucey and Democrats secured a $1.98 billion budget. The statement was issued by Harold Froehlich John Shabaz Donald Helgeson and John Alberts.
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Kennedy Lodge era in Massachusetts battle for Senate
Glancing back through four eras of campaigns notes the 1952 primary featured Edward M Kennedy the youngest Kennedy brother winning the Democratic nomination for U S Senate by a landslide George Cabot Lodge the son of Henry Cabot Lodge and former UN ambassador led the Republican ticket in November. The item also recalls other historical notes across years including Korea push button warfare and local county events in Wisconsin Green County highlights bonds student achievements and war service.
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History highlights for September 19, 1972
This date marks events from 1881 when President Garfield died from wounds in Baltimore, 1768 Paul Revere’s dental advertisement in the Boston Gazette, 1928 Mickey Mouse debut in Steamboat Willie, 1934 Lindbergh kidnap case arrest in New York, and various global political upheavals and anniversaries noted in a brief “Today in History” roundup.
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China shelves plan to turn nation into industrial power
The report states China announced shelving plans to become an industrial powerhouse within a few years. A separate note recalls five years ago Texans fled the Gulf Coast as Hurricane Beulah reached 135 mile winds. Thought for Today: a Russian proverb notes sunrise wit. Step ahead at Bienema's.
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