Agnew Attacks Demo Tax Schemes As Campaign Issues
Vice President Spiro Agnew accused Democrats of touting tax plans as Leap Year lollipops and faulted figures in McGovern and Humphrey proposals. He claimed Nixon's tax policy benefits the poor over the wealthy, noting large cuts for low earners and a $4.9 billion rise in corporate taxes over four Nixon years.
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Nixon
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Hubert H. Humphrey
U.S
Kennedy ends Secret Service protection after his request
Senator Edward M. Kennedy asked to end the Secret Service guard details that had protected him since the George Wallace shooting. Nixon ordered initial protection for Kennedy and others after Wallace was wounded May 15, but Kennedy requested removal, praising agents for their cooperation during several weeks of campaign travel and public appearances.
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Treasury
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Wallace
Hubert Humphrey
George McGovern
Edmund
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Henry Jackson
Shirley Chisholm
Wilbur Mills
Connally
Hit run boat crash death quiz still on
A fatal hit and run boating collision on the Colorado River near Parker May 26 is under investigation. Captain Charles Callahan of the San Bernardino County sheriff's office said the case was not entered until Monday and may take two to three weeks more to complete. Victim CHARLES DART Jr., 7, of Huntington Beach, died in the fishing boat collision with a cabin cruiser. his grandfather Fletcher Dart and Donald Thornton, also of Huntington Beach, were aboard with Thornton seriously injured. The elder Dart escaped injury.
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California
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San Bernardino County
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Huntington Beach
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Bond vows all out campaign for Assembly race
Republican candidate Bond in East Long Beach Signal Hill 39th District issued a thank you to voters and volunteers and promised an intense effort for the November general election. He credited grassroots volunteers and mass phone outreach, predicting a tough battle against Democrat Fred W. Chel and urging Republican unity and cross party appeal to win Sacramento representation.
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Signal Hill
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Bond
Sacramento
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Chel
George McGovern
California
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