McGovern Attacks Spending as Defense Budget Cuts Debated
Sen George McGovern told the American Legion in Chicago that despite pledging to cut 32 billion from an 80 billion defense budget, he would keep sufficient firepower to deter Russia and China. He urged restraint on wasteful military spending while promising invincible defense. He also planned talks with Chicago Mayor Daley, a key swing state ally, after meeting Lyndon Johnson.
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Nixon seeks fourth term as GOP consolidates ticket
Richard Nixon enters the convention as the declared Republican nominee for a record third time and aims to unite the party around a renewed bid with Spiro Agnew as running mate. He pledges to reach out to young voters while delegates celebrate the renomination and prepare to confront McGovern and Shriver in the fall.
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War Rages Near Key City in Vietnam Conflict
Reports from Saigon describe heavy fighting at the mouth of the Que Son Valley and shelling of Da Nang as South Vietnamese infantry and rangers clash with North Vietnamese battalions. U.S. air strikes target supply trucks and tanks while bridges and harbor actions continue. Separately, Nixon’s renomination wins backing at the Republican convention amid protests outside.
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Dissent Dims as Gop Delegates Pass 1976 Plan
Miami Beach AP reports Republicans approved a 1976 delegate allocation favoring small states after a brief challenge. A 910 to 434 roll call ended dissent, with Pennsylvanians and Massachusetts signaling court action after the election to invalidate the plan. The Ripon Society also plans suit, arguing one man one vote. Delegates on the floor described confusion about the plan’s meaning as unity guided the convention.
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Weather County Forecast
Partly cloudy with light variable winds tonight. Low in the upper 50s to low 60s. Thursday is partly sunny and a little warmer, high in the 80s. Precipitation probability 10 percent tonight and Thursday. High Tuesday 61, low today 62. highs and lows from a year ago 97 and 65. Record high 108 in 1936, record low 44 in 1904. Precipitation for the 24 hour period ending 8 a.m. trace. Barometer 29.85.
Clover Revue Tops At The Fair With 4-H Honors
The 4-H Clover Revue crowned John Coen and Barbara MecWilson as Mr. and Miss 4-H 1972 73. Jeanie Schamle and Jim Ferguson won the style revue. Barbara McWilson and Rod Stockard were reserve champions. Foods and clothing were judged. Cathy Welborn topped 4-H clothing, Jacque Beauchamp led the clothing division, Rosemary Schamle was reserve, and Debbie Higdon earned a trophy as overall top foods exhibitor. Additional judging covered canning, baking, and general exhibits. The rodeo opened at 8:30 featuring Max Reynolds and the Flying Thunderclouds with cycles vs horses.
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