Nixon vows to back America after election win or loss
President Nixon on an airport rally tour said win or lose he will back what is best for America after Tuesday's election and urged unity once the campaign ends. He cited progress toward an Indochina cease-fire and promoted Republican candidates as he toured Providence Chicago and Oklahoma before returning to Washington. In a separate report Topeka authorities seized about 100000 in counterfeit $20 bills in a residence. Alvin M. Smith Jr. 30 was charged with possessing and selling counterfeit money to a Secret Service agent.
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Kay Says Schools Need 40% State Aid
Mor ris Kay Republican candidate for governor calls for at least 40 percent state support for local schools to ensure top quality education and curb property taxes. Docking promotes a property tax circuit breaker funded by state revenue sharing to limit local tax reliance.
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McGovern Says Nixon Pursues Detour From Peace Path
Sen George McGovern charged President Nixon has betrayed hopes for a Vietnam settlement by choosing a route that is not a path to peace but a detour around election day He also accused Nixon of repeating lies about Democratic domestic proposals noting the president’s advisor claimed peace had come as a deception to raise hopes before the vote Tuesday
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Chile relaxes curfew as talks with strikers proceed
In Santiago the Allende government signals a return to normalcy by shortening the curfew from 1 a.m. to 6 a.m. and pressing talks with strike leaders led by interior minister Carlos Prats. Prats predicted a possible settlement within 48 hours as both sides claim progress. Meanwhile Allende marks his second anniversary urging workers to produce more, save more, and consume less.
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Kansas Supreme Court halts razing of Americas school building
The Kansas Supreme Court barred Unified School District 251 from disposing of or razing the Americas elementary school building in Admire until further court action. The order follows a suit filed by Betty A. Brickell and others seeking to stop any such steps while the case proceeds.
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