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Press Telegram

Location

Long Beach, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1972

Page

2

McGovern vs Agnew clash over corruption and policy

Senate candidate McGovern assails corruption in the Nixon administration while Vice President Agnew rebuffs the charge as reckless and unmature. Agnew defends Nixon’s record on peace security and prosperity and criticizes McGovern’s stance on housing and defense.

George McGovern Nixon Spiro T. Agnew Mississippi Gil Carmichael Agnew McGovern New York City MacGovern Richard Nixon Spira Agnew Indiana Montana New York Boston

Scripps-Howard Papers Endorse Nixon for Re election

The Scripps-Howard group of newspapers endorsed Richard Nixon for re election stating rarely has the choice been so clear. The editorials also questioned George McGovern's capacity and leadership for the presidency across 17 Scripps-Howard newspapers.

Scripps-Howard Nixon George $. McGovern

Credibility Gap Hits Reagan Calls in Houston

Gov Ronald Reagan faced disbelief during three Houston canvassing calls about Nixon. One caller did not recognize him, and he had to identify himself as California governor. Reagan recalled a Los Angeles jury summons and joked about a public employee exemption before another summons asked for his exact job.

Nixon Gov Reagan Nixon-Asnew Houston AP Wirtonere UPI Ronald Rea Gan California Los Angeles

Meany overturns California AFL-CIO anti Nixon pledge

AFL-CIO chief George Meany orders California AFL-CIO political arm to rescind its statement urging defeat of President Nixon. He cites AFL-CIO policy banning endorsements and deters action by Labor COPE, which had framed the call as a vote against Nixon without naming him.

San Francisco UPI Afl-Cio George Meany California Aflcio Nixon John F. Henuaing California Labor Federat Sacramento Meany California Labor Council On Political Education COPE Afl-Cio Organization Henning Sen George Mehivern

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