Labor Rebels Lose Funds As Unions Back Nixon
Washington AP reports state AFL CIO factions opposing the neutral presidential stance are losing support from construction unions backing President Nixon. Meany denies ordering any money cutoff while an executive council member loyal to McGovern accuses him of pushing to quiet the dissent. A second council member corroborates that pro-Nixon unions and the neutral United labor group are involved.
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Thieu Rejects Interim Indochina Peace Plan
Saigon newspaper Tin Song, tied to the presidential palace, reported that President Nguyen Van Thieu and his national security council rejected any interim Indochina agreement for a limited peace after three meetings with Henry Kissinger. The report states they told Kissinger they will not accept any such arrangement.
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Tax talk at Hot Springs council meeting shakes political basics
At a fall Business Council gathering in Hot Springs Virginia nearly 100 executives debated a possible federal tax increase amid a growing deficit. Rep John Byrnes urged a tax hike next year while White House officials said no plan exists. Caspar Weinberger claimed fiscal 1973 spending could stay at 250 billion despite congressional resistance to a cap.
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Nixon Campaigns Expand With Radio Addresses And NY Stop
President Nixon planned national radio broadcasts and a New York motorcade tour as part of four straight days of campaigning. He paused at Camp David, then traveled via Philadelphia to rally voters, while McGovern campaigned in Scranton praising a different message and urging a tougher approach to wage and price controls.
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Wicker to Speak at Ottawa University Chapel
Political columnist Tom Wicker will offer an up-to-date analysis of the 1972 presidential campaign at 8 p.m. Wednesday in the Ottawa University Chapel auditorium. He is associate editor of the New York Times and former Washington bureau chief, noted for informed observations on American politics. Plans include a student tray dinner before his appearance in the University Program Series.
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Truck Crash Closes Coats Corner Roadway Friday
A Dugdale Packing Co. truck driven by John H. Dibben Jr. jackknifed on US-59 near Coats Corner and rolled onto its side. Traffic halted midafternoon as wrecker crews from St. Joseph and Ottawa freed the 1970 Kenworth, with Dibben cited for driving left of center. Southbound routes were detoured via county roads while northbound traffic used John Brown Highway. The Kansas Highway Patrol and Franklin County sheriff’s department investigated.
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