Kennedy Agnew 1976 GOP Ticket Idea Circulates
The Detroit News reports Agnew agreed to run again with Nixon if no rival is allowed for the 1976 GOP nomination. Some see Agnew Kennedy contest prospects, others doubt Kennedy can derail a potential Agnew ticket as Republicans focus on convention time.
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Spiro Agnew
Detroit
Detroit News
Agnew
Nixon
Texas
John Connally
Washington
Connally
Kennedy
Chile faces upheaval as Allende cracks down on business
Chilean shopkeepers protest with 150000 closing for a day, denouncing Allende's socialist policies as inflation and state control bite. The president invokes a security law allowing seizures and expulsion of foreign owners, amid warning of further turmoil and possible revolution.
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Allende
Chile
Johnson McGovern unity talk fails to heal deep splits
The private meeting between Lyndon Johnson and George McGovern yielded little substance beyond cosmetic optics. Vietnam policy and defense posture remain starkly divergent, with Johnson less wary of Greece involvement and McGovern advocating different priorities. The session at the LBJ Ranch and Johnson Shrivers ties offer little assurance of real policy alignment.
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Lyndon Johnson
George McGovern
Johnson
McGovern
Vietnam
Shoplifting Declines Could Break Retail Shrinkage Trend
A National Retail Merchants Association analysis links inventory shrinkage to shoplifting, estimating half of losses come from theft. Enhanced deterrents, including electronic tagging, accompany tougher prosecutions. After a 20 percent annual rise to 1970 and a 10 percent rise in that year, early 1970s data hint at a possible drop in 1971.
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United States
National Retail Merchants Association
Merchants Association
Re Election Staff Asleep At Switch
Miami Beach reports a White House view of Nixon reelection efforts sinks as aides reveal the campaign failed to analyze delegates for the 1972 convention. Conservative lawmakers organize a delegate count at the Eden Roe Hotel to affect the 1976 rules, while Robbie Gedhas and Mary Lou Burg resign from the Democratic National Committee amid leadership shakeups under Mrs. Westwood.
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White House
Nixon
Eden Roe Hotel
Mississippi
Clarke Reed
New York
Illinois
Ohio
Indiana
Reed
D. Jack Gibson
South Dakota
David Kennedy
Wyoming
Earl Davenport
Washington
Doral Hotel
Rules Committee
Olga
Robbie) Gedhas
Fred Harris
National Committee
Jean Westwood
George McGovern
Robbie Gedhas
Mary Lou Burg
McGovern
Westwood
Lawrence F. O'Brien
Robert S. Strauss
Harris
Miss Gechas
National
Donald Petrie
DNC
Petrie
Nixon Steady Hand On Rudder
Miami Beach reports assess President Nixon’s record since 1969. The piece notes troop withdrawals, lower American casualties, ongoing Vietnam conflict, shifting balance between freedom and order, and a realignment of foreign policy with China and the Soviet Union. It also cites debates over war powers, isolationism trends, and economic controls amid inflation and large budgets.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nixon
United States
U.S
North Vietnam
China
Hanoi
McGovern
Pierre Salinger
Mr. Nixon
Kissinger
Thieu
Senate
Soviet Union
Europe
Middle East
Peking
Moscow
Nixon Era Economic and Social Policy Opinion
The piece praises a 9.4 per cent growth rate and 5 per cent unemployment with 83 million employed. It notes Nixon as a Keynesian expansionist, defends government roles in housing and welfare, criticizes safety nets as concepts, and counters liberal critiques of repression while naming Rubin, the Chicago Seven, Angela Davis, and Ellsberg as examples of free speech and legal outcomes. BRICKMAW notes date 3-23.
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Nixon
Environmental Protection Agency
Jerry Rubin
Chicago 7
Angela Davis
Daniel Ellsberg
Mr. Nixon
Supreme Court
Congress Now GOP Target
Washington GOP strategists shift focus from Nixon re election to winning a Republican Congress. Senate gains look likeliest with 19 Republican seats up, while House gains to approach control hinge on regional races and Southern defections if Nixon sweeps.
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Senate
Maine
Montana
GOP
Virginia
Harry Byrd
Michigan
South Dakota
Idaho
Margaret Chase Smith
Louie Nunn
Kentucky
George McGovern
Robert Hirsch
James Abourezk
Byrd
Rhode Island
North Carolina
New Mexico
Georgia
Oklahoma
Lee Metcalf
William Spong
Winton Blount
Alabama
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GOP Roller Derby at Miami Convention Center
A satirical account depicts NBC CBS ABC and PBS correspondents racing across a convention floor to interview Trivia Nixon Cox in the presidential box. The spoof features clashes, slips, and zany moves as reporters collide, trip, and compete for microphone access.
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Douglas Riker
NBC
Dan Rather
CBS
Herb Kaplow
ABC
Garrick Utley
Vanocur
MacNeil
Public Broadcasting
White House
Tom Pettit
Utley
John Hart
Pettit
Bebe Rebozo
Monroe News Star Publishing Corp Details and Staff 1929 1952
The Monroe News Star Publishing Corporation based at North 4th and Olive Streets Monroe Louisiana lists officers and directors led by President William H Bronson and Vice Presidents Mildred Hunt Ewing Edmund Graves Brown Jr Robert Ewing Jr Patricia Shlendrick Esther Ewing Anne and others. The paper notes second class postage paid in Monroe and credits Associated Press dispatches while claiming independent editorial stance.
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John D Ewng
Wilson Eb Puma
Robert Ewing
News-Star— World Publising Corporation
North 4Th and
Olive Streets
Monroe
William H. Bronson
Mildred Hunt Ewing
Edmund Graves Brown, Jr
Robert Ewing Jr
Patricia Sh Lendrick
Esther Ewing Anne
Kenneth . . Barranger
Robert Ewing Brown
Feat Hunter Brown
Joan OD. Ewing, Jr
Pavia Wray Ewing
Helen Clay Hall
Harrison Kelly Wynne
Petege
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