Texas prime target in the 1972 campaign battles
Texas is highlighted as a must-win area in the 1972 presidential race. Garth Jones reports Democratic efforts led by Sargent Shriver and plans for a joint event with Lyndon B. Johnson, while Nixon allies push for Texas as a key state. Johnson’s surprise stance nudges McGovern and Shriver to expand campaigning in Houston Beaumont Dallas Austin.
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Garth Jones
Associated Press
Texas
United States
Sargent Shriver
Houston
Beaumont
Shriver
George Mellovern
Lyndon B. Johnson
Dallas
Johnson
McGovern
Treasury
John B. Connally
White House
Is Democrats For Nixon
Clark MacGregor
Nixon
Hubert Humphrey
Connally
George Willeford
McGovern and Shriver
George McGovern
Austin
Chicago
National Alliance of Postal and Federal Employes
Party With the Heart
Party of the People
Jefferson County
Lamar University
Jeaders
Israel
Jean Westwood
Democratic Party
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Afl-Cio
Council
Labor For
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Hefner Gives $2,599 To McGovern Campaign Effort
AP reports Hugh Hefner donated 2599 to George McGovern's presidential campaign. Other contributors include Sam Siegel who won the 1957 Oscar for Bridge on the River Kwai and Jac Holzman. The list covers 20 donors who gave at least 1 and up to 100 dollars between March 11 and April 6, the final day for undisclosed amounts.
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Washington
Playboy
Hugh Hefner
George McGovern
Sam Siegel
Church Sued Over Fallen Cross in Beaumont Park
Houston man Johnson, 22, sues St. Mark's Episcopal Church Beaumont for 350900 dollars alleging a marble cross in a park beside the church toppled or posed danger. He says the church failed to warn passersby after the January 1970 incident when he touched the cross. Temple set sept 16 for Scott and White Hospital 75th anniversary with former president Landon B. Johnson as speaker.
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Houston
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Beaumont
Sire Johnson
Lamar State University
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