Editorials on Daley and McGovern in Chicago politics
The piece discusses Senator George McGovern and Chicago Mayor Richard J. Daley in a web of political candor and strategy. Daley cites family problems to explain missing a Springfield meeting, then reschedules in Chicago. The episode strains relations and leaves both men with a cautious public stance.
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Senate
George McGovern
Chicago
Richard J. Daley
Springfield
McGovern
Daley
FBI Acting Chief Grey Keeps Post Amid Political Uncertainty
The article notes T Patrick Grey III as acting FBI director promising to resign after the next presidential term if reappointed. It highlights his procedural reforms and public relations skill aimed at boosting confidence in the agency. It also mentions potential changes if political winds shift with McGovern or Ramsey Clark.
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FBI
Nixon
Grey
J. Edgar Hoover
George McGovern
White House
Ramsey Clark
Riverside Smog Echoes From East Journalists
A Riverside Press-Enterprise piece notes visiting Eastern journalists describe the city's smog as a nightmare. It cites Riverside mayor Ben Lewis and hints at local civic boosters hoping the visitors stay away to boost business and settlement.
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Riverside
East
Riverside Press-Enterprise
Washington
New York
Ben Lewis
McGovern alarm abroad stirs debates on Nixon reelect
The piece surveys international reaction to a possible McGovern victory in November. It argues Nixon should win to preserve U.S. foreign policy gains and notes Milovan Djilas praise for Nixon's Peking and Moscow trips. It stresses global concern over McGovern pledges and U.S. policy balance.
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Shriver
Kennedy
United States
Nixon
George McGovern
Spain
Greece
South Vietnam
Thailand
NATO
Israel
McGovern
Milovan-Djilas
Yugoslavia
Marshal ‘Tita
Djilas
Peking
Moscow
Johnson
Wixon
Humane handling urged to reduce livestock losses
Editor notes thousands of calves and hogs die en route to market and livestock shed bruising and trim waste rise under federal inspection. Advocates humane handling and research into cold branding or laser methods as the only cost effective solution. For more details contact the Council for Livestock Protection in Massachusetts.
Neglecting Parents Sparks Split in Public Care View
Reader Mrs. Nelia M. Dosser argues in a Long Beach letter that a State Senate survey showing 50 percent support adult children funding aging parents amid public aid reveals a clash with a “government owes me living” mindset. Dosser contends taxpayers, not dependent parents, should bear the burden.
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Joseph Kenrick
Long Beach
Nelia M. Dosser
Nixon McGovern war ending stalls amid Hanoi stubbornness
The column defends Nixon and McGovern, arguing both seek to end U.S. involvement in Vietnam but face Hanoi’s hard bargaining. It likens Nixon to a persistent salesman, notes Thieu and Hanoi’s goals, and says Senate opposition and political criticism hinder peace efforts.
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George McGovern
Vietnam
McGovern
Nixon
South Vietnam
Thieu
U.S
Neuyen van Thieu
Hanoi
Senate
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